These guys are advertising on sports-talk radio and at first I thought it was just another ADU builder.

The problem with SB9 is being able to sell the newly-built ADU.

In order to obtain regular financing and title insurance, either the property would need to be condo-ized to sell the homes separately, or the lot would need to be officially split.

You can process the lot split yourself, if you have the time and patience.

How much are you willing to pay for convenience?

If you wanted to build an ADU for your own use and had no plans to ever sell it separately, then carry on. But if you have a larger lot and didn’t mind selling off part of it just to watch a new home be built and sold there, then take a look.

Here is their web page to determine if your lot qualifies for an ADU: https://www.myhomestead.com/lot-search

https://yardsworth.com/

I don’t know anything about these guys – I only heard their ad on the radio.