We certainly can't call them that while we're pretending that they're not a complete joke as a solution to the country's worst housing crisis
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It's not the architecture. It's extremely likely to be managed by someone who's not a professional, has little or no experience managing property, and lives within view. Because it's a single unit, there'll generally be no way to find reviews or references.
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I understand the hobbyist landlord's perspective — it's easy to see your property as "your space." Tenants who are students or otherwise transient might not mind. But when you're a long-term renter who wants to be treated professionally, an ADU will rarely work for you.
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I’m a recent homeowner and have rented a couple rooms to Facebook data center electricians. Mason’s description is exactly me. Lower middle class pink collar homebody. By no means an experienced or “professional” landlord. Save us if I’m the solution. At least there’ll be plants.
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