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Suite Additions with Andy Tran

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After seeing opportunities to improve communities and help people gain financial security through various housing densification strategies, Andy Tran founded Suite Additions. He is a registered house and small Buildings designer, a real estate investor and developer. Andy focuses on housing densification opportunities for himself and clients he works with, specifically second suites, detached accessory units, and infill development.

In this episode, Andy shares how densification properties earn him a very good income. He did it on top of helping communities deal with rising housing costs, real estate costs, and increased immigration. He identifies different densification opportunities not only to profit from but also to help build better housing for the communities he works in.

Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): https://investorattractionworkshop.com/

What you’ll learn in just 17 minutes from today’s episode:

  • Learn where to find out which cities allow for densification properties
  • Find out the legalities involved in doing secondary suite additions
  • Discover how to do legal conversions of non-conforming suites

Resources/Links:

Topics Covered:

01:31 – What is densification in real estate

03:43 – How he came about into densification

05:43 – How to find out areas or cities that are encouraging densification

07:29 – Of legal versus illegal suites, conforming versus non-conforming suites

09:43 – Why the need to inform the insurance company that you have a second suite

11:15 – Approximate cost to put in a conforming secondary suite

12:39 – How to bring non-conforming suites up to legal standards

Key Takeaways:

“I think the first thing to get into densification is just to check out the information that’s available on the city’s website. A lot of the cities that are encouraging densification, you’ll see that they have documents and things like that, regarding doing conversions, and a lot of them will have two or three-page document that outlines the process.” – Andy Tran

“We’re finding that a lot of cities are encouraging homeowners as well as investors, developers to densify existing low rise residential neighborhoods. They’re encouraging things like second suites, garden units, laneway houses, and we’re seeing that starting to take hold in Ontario.” – Andy Tran

“I do encourage people to kind of look into your properties first, your principal residence. If you have an existing portfolio, see what you can do there. And if not, I would say, look at a municipality where it is more friendly towards that type of project.” Andy Tran

“There are two things to bring non-conforming suites up to snuff. It is whether you have the proper fire separation and all the safety items that are there. Things like egress windows, smoke alarms. The rules are very similar across the country with regards to those, though there are slight variations based on province.” – Andy Tran

“In my experience, I would say the majority of cities that I’ve worked with are fairly reasonable in bringing up the legal non-conforming units to the current standard.” – Andy Tran

Connect with Andy Tran:

Connect with Dave Dubeau:

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After seeing opportunities to improve communities and help people gain financial security through various housing densification strategies, Andy Tran founded Suite Additions. He is a registered house and small Buildings designer, a real estate investor and developer. Andy focuses on housing densification opportunities for himself and clients he works with, specifically second suites, detached accessory units, and infill development.

In this episode, Andy shares how densification properties earn him a very good income. He did it on top of helping communities deal with rising housing costs, real estate costs, and increased immigration. He identifies different densification opportunities not only to profit from but also to help build better housing for the communities he works in.

Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): https://investorattractionworkshop.com/

What you’ll learn in just 17 minutes from today’s episode:

  • Learn where to find out which cities allow for densification properties
  • Find out the legalities involved in doing secondary suite additions
  • Discover how to do legal conversions of non-conforming suites

Resources/Links:

Topics Covered:

01:31 – What is densification in real estate

03:43 – How he came about into densification

05:43 – How to find out areas or cities that are encouraging densification

07:29 – Of legal versus illegal suites, conforming versus non-conforming suites

09:43 – Why the need to inform the insurance company that you have a second suite

11:15 – Approximate cost to put in a conforming secondary suite

12:39 – How to bring non-conforming suites up to legal standards

Key Takeaways:

“I think the first thing to get into densification is just to check out the information that’s available on the city’s website. A lot of the cities that are encouraging densification, you’ll see that they have documents and things like that, regarding doing conversions, and a lot of them will have two or three-page document that outlines the process.” – Andy Tran

“We’re finding that a lot of cities are encouraging homeowners as well as investors, developers to densify existing low rise residential neighborhoods. They’re encouraging things like second suites, garden units, laneway houses, and we’re seeing that starting to take hold in Ontario.” – Andy Tran

“I do encourage people to kind of look into your properties first, your principal residence. If you have an existing portfolio, see what you can do there. And if not, I would say, look at a municipality where it is more friendly towards that type of project.” Andy Tran

“There are two things to bring non-conforming suites up to snuff. It is whether you have the proper fire separation and all the safety items that are there. Things like egress windows, smoke alarms. The rules are very similar across the country with regards to those, though there are slight variations based on province.” – Andy Tran

“In my experience, I would say the majority of cities that I’ve worked with are fairly reasonable in bringing up the legal non-conforming units to the current standard.” – Andy Tran

Connect with Andy Tran:

Connect with Dave Dubeau:

Enjoyed the Podcast?

Please subscribe on iTunes for updates

  continue reading

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