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Kohlhepp pleaded guilty in 2017 to killing seven people — three on his property in Spartanburg County and four others about 12 years earlier at a motorcycle shop. Political Cartoons View All 1274 ImagesTo obtain his guns, Kohlhepp used Dustan Lawson to make a straw purchase. In his interviews with deputies, Kohlhepp called Lawson a “32-year-old lazy kid who never had a daddy." A deputy asked if Lawson bought Kohlhepp's guns. Kohlhepp then confessed to killing the owner of the Superbike motorcycle shop and three employees in November 2003 because he thought they made fun of him, authorities said.
Persons: couldn't, Todd Kohlhepp, Kohlhepp, Dustan Lawson, Lawson, ” Kohlhepp, Kohlkhepp Organizations: COLUMBIA, South, Sports, . Academy Sports, Authorities, Academy Sports, Superbike Locations: South Carolina, Spartanburg County, Arizona
Selma Hepp renovated a converted garage in her Burbank backyard and now rents it on Airbnb. The state has passed a series of laws allowing for, and in some cases helping pay for, ADU construction. Courtesy of Selma HeppEighteen months into the process, Hepp finally had drawings from a different architect. During the course of construction, Hepp started dating someone new, and they ended up buying a home in Mid City, a neighborhood in Central Los Angeles. She also managed to refinance her mortgage a few times over the past several years and pays $2,700 a month, which is now covered by her ADU's rental income.
Persons: Selma Hepp, Hepp's, Hepp, It's Organizations: Service, Terner Center, Housing Innovation, University of California, Construction, Hollywood, Universal, Burbank Studios, Warner Bros . Locations: Burbank, Wall, Silicon, Burbank , California, Croatia, California, Berkeley, Los Angeles, Mid City, Central Los Angeles
Inside California's tiny-home takeover
  + stars: | 2023-02-24 | by ( Kelsey Neubauer | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +8 min
For the state with the most dire housing shortage, the move could be a game changer — eventually. As the US grapples with a massive housing shortage, one possible solution is playing out in California right now — and the state may have struck gold. Oregon, Maine, and Nebraska, as well as cities like Miami, have enacted laws similar to California's. There's been opposition to ADUs from homeowners worried about the density of their neighborhoods and sometimes the aesthetics of the structures. Ultimately, the housing shortage could be alleviated, she said.
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