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Need ideas on how a finished basement in NY can create income.
We have a finished basement which can be used for lounging/hanging out, storing things but not for sleeping. As an apt it could have easily been rented for $1,350.00. Just wondering if there is a legal way that we have not thought of to create income. I was thinking office space, but I'm assuming that would not be allowed in a home zoned as residential.