@Jeff Cua I added a washer/dryer hookup in a garage/common area on a duplex a few years ago.To make a long story short, rents have been stagnant despite my opinion on increased value- at what I feel was a substantial cost…and I didn’t go through subfloors or make the living areas inhabitable during the install, nor have to repair it on the back end.Only you know your situation, local market, etc…based on my experience I would not do it again.Best of luck to you.

I’m not living in there, its inhabitable currently.

He wants to rent an Air bnb for the construction phase and to not have to pay me rent, but my insurance agent says that the house will be inhabitable during construction so I am not entitled to loss of rent.

Mortgage lenders randomly send people out to these properties to confirm they are in fact at least partially inhabited by the owners.

when you have a city that developed land / lots for 2 million in habitants and then over 1 million left over time  you have surplus worthless land  .. 

How would I go about getting my first credit card, and eventually moving into an American Express to inhabit the benefits of the cards?

We currently have two SFHs in our portfolio, and are looking at adding a MFH (Triplex) where one of the units is inhabitable and needs full repair.SFH #1 (Cash Out Refi Loan - Approximately 15K left on loan out of 35K)SFH #2 - Free and ClearMFH - Seller is offering Seller FinancingWe are looking at the best way to:1.)

@Paula Miser,I don't know your state laws,  but not having water doesn't make it inhabitable.   

I've seen people post about a city being built for so many inhabitants and a place having or not having enough homes. 

While the CCP originally planned for the ghost cities to be inhabited, having them as essentially a GDP/employment bolstering device works, too.