Here are the details:- Property value: $70K- Square footage: 943 sq ft- Summer tax bill: Nearly $3,000- Comparable properties: Similar homes (1,300 sq ft) are only paying $940-$1,100This seems significantly out of line with neighboring properties.

Both homes are probably roughly the same SQ footage, the same level of niceness etc. 

FYI when something/anything happens the tenants will contact you to see the footage but that will open you up to a whole lot of liability. 

Anything not actually apart of your main house (or a basement that is below grade) is considered Additional Square Footage and will have a fraction of the value per sqft as compared to GLA. 

.- **Providing an Interactive Experience:** You can add features like virtual tours, video walkthroughs, neighborhood guides, and even drone footage to give potential buyers a deeper feel for the property.- **Capturing Leads:** These pages often have lead capture forms, so you can follow up with those who show interest.

When renovating a walk-out single-family home to create a separate legal unit in the basement, removing the interior stairs can increase usable square footage and enhance security between the two units.

The square footage however is not that big but enough for the tenants to spread out.  

I use PropertyShark to find the lot size, previous/ current owners, square footage, sale history, ect... 

Thanks.Hey Lance, I can go look and measure the footage and give you pricing.

If not, you can allocate a portion of your utilities to the other unit based on the square footage of each unit.