. , it's not my obect to covet your business or expertise, so you're not expected to answer if you believe I'm unjustly tapping either.

Typically, what you are calling a "workshop / liveable space" is known as an accessory unit.

I do not covet what others own, and if I owe a person, I’ll do all in my power to satisfy that debt.

I have already built a smaller accessory unit on the property.  

Like Jury soil in Oregon with a southern exposure is coveted by vintners  and sells for a pretty penny. 

I don't have too many properties, 10 units, and they barely break even so very price sensitive due to local rent control and covet moratorium issues.

Instead of saying why things won't work for you, try to brainstorm ways you could make them work, even if it's just an intellectual exercise.If renting rooms isn't a good fit since you're a family man, how about buying a single family home with an accessory dwelling?

It's considered an accessory use to your primary residence, but when you move out -- again, technically, you're only allowed to rent the whole space to one party.)

Here is the Urban Growth Area Map.http://www.co.thurston.wa.us/planning/comp-plan/docs/M-14%20ugas%20for%20land%20use%20chapter%20gina.pdf Here is a quote from the Thurston Co. website:http://www.co.thurston.wa.us/permitting/faq/faq-aboutproperty.htm  Can I build an accessory dwelling unit or an accessory living quarters on my property?

There is an accessory dwelling unit, which I intend to rent out.