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I invite you to go live in someone's back yard if that sounds appealing to you. I'm happy for homeowners to be free to build and rent these, but there's a reason they typically end up "below market," which is that it's not the way most people want to live.
For one thing, a homeowner who builds an extra unit for "easy" passive income often has very little idea what they're doing and what the appropriate expectations are for a tenant-landlord relationship. Their revenue stream is someone else's *home.*
I'm not sure what your point is. I'm happy for a generous regulatory environment that permits these to be built. I think they often make for suboptimal long-term living, but I'm not about to say "don't build." They are not a replacement for high-density building. Period.
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