A construction approval is only part of the rental file.
Gather the approved plans, permits and inspection records for the actual unit. Confirm what spaces, access and facilities are approved, then make the rental offer match those facts.
Shared utilities, parking, laundry or outdoor areas need a clear arrangement. Record access for repairs and emergency response without implying unrestricted entry into an occupied home.
Use the actual Pomona unit approval and current city code. Do not treat the main house and ADU as interchangeable rental permissions.
Your ADU operating file
Prepare the unit for a real tenancy
- 1
Collect the approval records
Match the address and unit designation to the documents.
- 2
Inspect the actual setup
Check the independent entry, equipment and shared boundaries.
- 3
Review the rental terms
Align utility and care responsibilities with the unit and applicable requirements.
Make the next step clear.
Use these prompts to organize the decisions and responsibilities for your home. Keep sensitive applicant and tenant information in the appropriate secure system.
Your action checklist.
Use the actual Pomona unit approval and current city code. Do not treat the main house and ADU as interchangeable rental permissions.
A few things worth asking.
Can I advertise an unfinished conversion as an ADU?+
Verify the approved use and completed condition before describing a space as an approved dwelling.
Can a Pomona ADU be used for short stays?+
The Pomona short-term rental code excludes ADUs and JADUs from STR use. Confirm the current code and the unit classification with the city.