Accessory Dwelling Unit Premium Course

Accessory Dwelling Unit Premium Course, available at $129.99, with 61 lectures.

You will learn about Which type of ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) is the best option for you Break down your project into every stage of progress by cost and trade Identify common project risks and how to minimize and manage them Estimate and create a schedule and budget for your ADU project Complete a cost breakdown and plan to manage your project from start to finish When to hire out, and when to self perform. DIY vs. Hiring a contractor. Accurate time and cost estimates from a case study ADU (costs 2023) What you will NOT learn. This course will not teach construction skills. i.e. framing, drywall, etc. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for home owners interested in generating rental income via an ADU or This course is for Contractors and Developers interested in learning the hard costs associated with building Tiny Houses on foundations using Appendix Q of the IRC It is particularly useful for This course is for home owners interested in generating rental income via an ADU or This course is for Contractors and Developers interested in learning the hard costs associated with building Tiny Houses on foundations using Appendix Q of the IRC.

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Summary

Title: Accessory Dwelling Unit Premium Course

Price: $129.99

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Which type of ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) is the best option for you
Break down your project into every stage of progress by cost and trade
Identify common project risks and how to minimize and manage them
Estimate and create a schedule and budget for your ADU project
Complete a cost breakdown and plan to manage your project from start to finish
When to hire out, and when to self perform. DIY vs. Hiring a contractor.
Accurate time and cost estimates from a case study ADU (costs 2023)
What you will NOT learn. This course will not teach construction skills. i.e. framing, drywall, etc.

Who Should Attend

This course is for home owners interested in generating rental income via an ADU
This course is for Contractors and Developers interested in learning the hard costs associated with building Tiny Houses on foundations using Appendix Q of the IRC

Target Audiences

This course is for home owners interested in generating rental income via an ADU
This course is for Contractors and Developers interested in learning the hard costs associated with building Tiny Houses on foundations using Appendix Q of the IRC

This is a course that gives an accurate and current breakdown of costs and what to expect with every aspect of building an internal ADU, a detached ADU, and using appendix Q of the IRC to build a tiny house on a foundation on it’s own parcel as a standalone rental property. The purpose of this course is to minimize risk, and empower you with all the information you need to build an ADU or rental property to start generating additional income for yourself or your family.

A lot of this course is establishing expectations, so you know the full scope of what you are getting into before you commit to it. I walk through considerations to review with a new or existing site, how to do a site analysis, which permits to expect within city limits with a strict building code, cost breakdowns for materials and man hours required for each phase of the project. Using this course, you can learn what it really takes to do this, and whether or not it makes sense for you and your family to pursue it. I am Saul Rip, join me on this specialized course and empower yourself to succeed on your own journey in small empire building. It’s possible and it’s worth it.

I will be throwing out a lot of numbers and costs throughout this course. At the very end, I will present all of these numbers again, so that they are all in one place, and we will go through all of the costs line by line, so that you can see the total costs associated with a project of this type and scale. From there, you can go over the numbers and substitute numbers, or remove line items that don’t apply to your project, so you can get an accurate cost estimate for your project.

Resources Provided In The Premium Course:

A full set of construction documents for a tiny house on a trailer, and a tiny house on a foundation, with cost breakdowns for each.
A comprehensive Product and materials list with associated costs
A powerful Excel spreadsheet for generating estimates for your project.
Tutorial series teaching how to use Sketchup to assist you in designing your project, and extracting material estimates.
What to expect when undertaking an internal or detached ADU.
Costs for a 720 square foot internal ADU.
Costs for a 400 square foot tiny house on a foundation (Costs from 2023).
(This is BIG) How to schedule a project of this scope
Lessons learned. Things to do, and things to avoid.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction: What you will get out of this course and tools included in course

Lecture 2: Getting Started: Permits, zoning, site requirements and site analysis

Lecture 3: Utilities: Tie In to Existing vs. New Construction Utility Connection

Lecture 4: Foundation and Radon system

Chapter 2: Use an Existing tiny house on a trailer, or build from scratch?

Lecture 1: Use an Existing tiny house on a trailer, or build from scratch?

Chapter 3: Framing

Lecture 1: Floor Framing:

Lecture 2: Wall Framing

Lecture 3: Rafter Framing

Lecture 4: Open floor plan vs. closed

Chapter 4: Exterior Shell

Lecture 1: Roofing

Lecture 2: Gutters

Lecture 3: Insulation

Lecture 4: Cladding

Chapter 5: Interior Systems and Finishes

Lecture 1: Flooring, Finish Trim, and Drywall

Lecture 2: Crawlspace access

Lecture 3: Adapting plumbing

Lecture 4: Venting for plumbing and Radon mitigation system

Lecture 5: Appliances: Abandoning RV appliances, shifting to residential appliances

Chapter 6: Landscaping and Site

Lecture 1: Landscaping

Lecture 2: For construction, schedule is everything

Chapter 7: Totals and Lessons Learned

Lecture 1: Tiny house on a trailer: Total material cost breakdown, and lessons learned. The

Lecture 2: Internal ADU material cost summary, and lessons learned

Lecture 3: Total Project Cost and Appraised Value (2023)

Lecture 4: The Importance of Having a Fairy Godmother: Cinderella Meets Pip

Lecture 5: Estimator Template – Calculating A (Ballpark) Total Cost Estimate For Your Build

Chapter 8: Sketchup Tutorial Series

Lecture 1: Introduction: What you will learn in this Sketchup Course

Lecture 2: How to set up your workstation

Lecture 3: The basic tools of Sketchup

Lecture 4: Review groups and components

Lecture 5: Reverse faces and modeling clean

Lecture 6: Importing models

Lecture 7: Recommended shortcut keys

Lecture 8: How to use layers

Lecture 9: How to use Outliner

Lecture 10: How to use edge and face styles

Lecture 11: Recommended Plugins

Lecture 12: Importing topography and geolocation

Lecture 13: The sandbox tools

Lecture 14: Stitching topography and soften edges

Lecture 15: Reorient axis

Lecture 16: How to make custom logos with Adobe Illustrator

Lecture 17: Import and export from AutoCAD Truview and 3D CAD files

Lecture 18: Import DWG elevations and floor plans

Lecture 19: How to model from elevations and floor plans

Lecture 20: How to model matching a photo

Lecture 21: How to speed up your model

Lecture 22: Making seamless textures in Adobe Photoshop

Lecture 23: Making custom colors and materials in Sketchup

Lecture 24: Saving a template with your preferences and styles

Lecture 25: Setting up and saving a materials library

Lecture 26: Setting up and saving a components library

Lecture 27: Setting up default editors and other preferences

Lecture 28: Saving views

Lecture 29: Composition: A crash course on illustrative design

Lecture 30: Composing views using perspective and two-point perspective and field of view

Lecture 31: Installing Thea. (If not Thea, install Lumion, Enscape, or Twin motion).

Lecture 32: 3D Plants and vegetation

Lecture 33: How to make Faceme components

Lecture 34: Explaining proxies and dealing with layers

Lecture 35: Animations

Lecture 36: Conclusion to Sketchup Tutorial Series

Instructors

Saul Rip Hansen
Architectural Designer

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