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Accessory dwelling units and the value of going Pro with Whitney Hill
Today on “The Building Code,” Zach and Charley are getting the inside scoop on accessory dwelling units from Whitney Hill, co-founder and head of business operations and development at Snap ADU Design Build in San Diego.
Whitney Hill: Constant Improvement – The SNAP Way
The Minimalist CEO
Whitney Hill is in the hot market of building Accessory Dwelling Units, ADU, sometimes referred to as granny flats. Whitney is based in San Diego where there is a housing shortage, but other areas of the country are also creating new legislation for ADU’s. Last year, Whitney, the Co-Founder, Head of Business Operations & Development at Snap ADU and her partner, Mike Moore, are on target to reach $10-million in sales.
Whitney Hill of SnapADU: How We Are Helping To Make Housing More Affordable
Jason Hartman
Don’t force it. If it doesn’t come easily, it may not be the right time to handle it. I used to force myself to do specific tasks even if I didn’t want to; I would often end up “fighting” it and taking longer than I really needed to. Now when I’m not motivated by something, I move to something else. By delaying the task, I may gain more context that makes it feel easier to do… or simply decide it is unnecessary.
