The unique part is the additional basement garage.

I redid the master bathroom by removing the tub and putting in a standing shower with white granite looking tile, and a custom glass shower door.

I just do not want to take this possibility off the table if it could help us really get moving in terms of number of doors we have rented out (a 2/3/4 door rental is an exponential increase in our cash flow, compared to the single family home we are planning to buy first). 

With high price per door and high rates, you wont find any cash flow.STR market is also very saturated and we're seeing more regulation there.I'd keep the end goal bigger multifamily deals.

.● Part of the patio on the east side of the garage has a negative slope.

See, what I need is a way that people like me can "open the doors" without a sudden, unexpected windfall and without "pulling a rabbit out of a hat" - most of us don't even have a hat, much less a rabbit!

I've had dozens of them in my garage.

Their lender even noted how this switch opened doors for them to secure a third property within two years.From what I’ve seen in Forbes, this decision often depends on the investor’s timeine.

@Sunil Kale you're making this more compliacted than necessary.Follow @Nathan Gesner's outline and have your agent post a Legal Entry Notice on the door.

If you don't do that and the neighbors complain like it happened to me, the city will knock on the door to see what's going on and give you like a $100 per day fine which I paid.