Jeremy Kane at EXP Realty llc

The state of Colorado just fundamentally changed residential zoning laws. With the passage of House Bill 24-1152, local municipalities are now forced to allow accessory dwelling units on single-family lots. While the media is calling this a backyard goldmine for Denver homeowners, the financial reality is much more complex.

Building an accessory dwelling requires the exact same logistical planning as building a standard house. In this video, we look past the hype to analyze the real math behind adding a secondary unit to your property. We break down the true construction costs, the specific changes to Denver zoning compliance, and the hidden financial landmines surrounding utility tap fees that can blow up your budget before you break ground.

Whether you are considering leveraging your current property for long-term cash flow or evaluating the option to cash out your equity and relocate, this video provides the exact data you need to make a strategic decision regarding your largest asset.

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