So for example you intend to add an entrance or door to divide up the configuration that's a no way... 

Hi everyone - my relative owns a commercial property in the heart of San Francisco's South of Market (perfectly configured for a tech startup or lab-based company, updated and requiring little to no repairs) that has been sitting vacant and struggling to be rented or sold since the pandemic hit in 2020 (as many of you may know, SF saw a mass exodus of its workforce due to work from home policies, which it does not appear to have fully recovered from yet).

You'd have the cost of fully furnishing the unit, but a 2/2.5 is actually a very attractive unit configuration for traveling medical professionals and digital nomads so long as it isn't prohibited if you're in an HOA.

If you have many comps that are different configurations, the Comp analysis will still allow you to examine Price/SqFt.3.

pointed out, the cost will depend on the size and configuration of the house. 

Curioushow you configured it. 

During the initial configuration of the system, we have lost many settings and the ability to manage many functions, due to the management of the platform via API.

(The property type, configuration, location and rent range defines the target tenant pool.

I think he either removed the old mount completely or was in a process of adding a new cheaper mount which obviously had different configuration so he had to patch the wall. he is really a type of a person that will slip a dishonesty here and there and I experienced it many times. he would turn the AC to 67 when it was 100 outside and after unit would malfunction would change back to 72 and claim the unit is bad. he would do it when he would go on a trip which he did often is summer. now that he moved out the thermostat is on 73 and it is 100 outside and there is no issues at all. he also had his girlfriend live with him although he claimed he was the only one. he was always very particular about 24 hours notice that is how I know he was doing something he wasn’t supposed to. he is definitely dishonest but he was paying on time and relatively clean. 

@Sydney GriggsI haven't converted to market rate apartments, but I've spent some time on the concept for hotels.Aside from configuration and structural considerations, your biggest issue will be existing tenants and local ordinances.