All Forum Posts by: Jonatas Melo

You could mention in the marketing that it has two separate spaces. It could attract parents with an elderly relative or an adult child wanting some personal space. Or two couples could rent together but have their own space. As long as you market it as a single lease, you will be fine.

That’s a good idea. Try to have 2 families thar would agree to rent it together and stay under a single lease.

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Baltimore, Maryland

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If zoning doesn't permit two units, then I wouldn't operate two units. You shouldn't violate the law to get ahead.

Not looking to violate the law. I was thinking about solutions like a in Laws suite instead of 2 units.

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Baltimore, Maryland

What strategies can I implement to maximize rental income from my first property, which I intended to convert into two units ( Unit 1:Main house, Unit 2: Basement sun room) but cannot due to zoning restrictions?

I have the 2 units already done with separate entrance (utilities are not separate).
Looking for options to rent for 2 families or a big family.

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Baltimore, Maryland

I just bought my first rental property, and it came with a pool that needs some repairs that could be fixed. I’ve heard there can be liability issues with having a pool at rental property, and that insurance companies don’t cover rentals with a pool. Has anyone dealt with this before? Removed a pool it will cost a lot of money also.
I’d appreciate any advice or information on how to handle the situation. Thanks

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Baltimore, Maryland

All Forum Posts by: Jonatas Melo

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