- Homeowners
- August 13, 2024
Looking for Ways to Boost Your Income? Consider an Accessory Dwelling Unit in Your Backyard
In February of this year, Yosef Adde, 45, added a cozy 600-square-foot unit to his single-family home in Los Angeles.
Staff Writer, New American Funding
In her diverse freelance journey, Karen has taken on various roles that greatly inspired and fueled her growth. From creating digital products for websites and content strategy, she remains dedicated to continuous learning within the industry. In her current role, Karen writes about housing and lending at New American Funding.
In February of this year, Yosef Adde, 45, added a cozy 600-square-foot unit to his single-family home in Los Angeles.
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