While multi-family is permitted in R-8 by right, converting an existing structure may have some nuances they ought to be able to explain.

I have managed to obtain 3 buy/hold properties in 3 years and am in the middle of converting the garage on the 3rd.

We will be converting it from a homestead to a rental and was to do it correctly.

I also have a 300sqft detached garage which I keep all my tools in, potentially could convert that.

Your strategy of converting the garage into an additional dwelling unit (ADU) and using the property for short-term rentals (STRs) sounds like it has paid off well, especially given the unique aspects of the property and its location.Your approach to identifying a unique investment opportunity that was overlooked by others, and your patience in securing the right deal, are key takeaways for anyone looking to invest in real estate.

Looks like a solid option to me.I have sold a few properties on similar terms (A lease option that converts into a contract for deed) Similar to the BRRRR strategy.

NY is working towards capping permit fees at $1,000 to relieve the financial burden and encourage property owners to convert basement apartments legally.Two years ago, the city launched a pilot program to award 15 winners grant funding to support legal ADU conversions.

You don’t want to spend all the money to convert a garage just to have it be illegal.Structural integrity: One of the most important considerations is the structural integrity of the garage.

There are many things you can do every day to get one inch/mile better. 

Now she is saying that she is struggling to stay afloat and wants to partner a man to convert it to a restaurant.