It can be converted back to a 2 family.

In addition, unit 2 has some basement space converted into an additional bedroom and bathroom and also an additional kitchen. 

The average sale price of a multi family is much lower than a condo so I new there was tremendous upside if we renovated it and converted it to condos prior to selling it.

It now got converted to the tiki bar and haven’t heard anything about new meetings since.

So please if there is a #contractor, #real #estate #attorney or #architect that understands #permitting in #DC please respond.We have a property in Southeast Washington DC, that was originally a Duplex and it was converted to one big 5 bed 3 bath unit by the owner.

For instance, all the floor beams are 12 inches apart instead of 18 inches, which means even though it's a 30-year old house, there are no squeaks in the floor.

I have an 880-sf free-standing garage that I can legally convert to a separate unit. 

@Jeff Brower what if one of the units is newly converted from a basement to an apartment? 

Keeping our current home and converting it to a rental would be our 4th rental.

Currently her property taxes are at $14k/year, it's going to be a heck lot more once she converts it into a 3-family residence.I guess my question is, for those who have done similar projects, can you share your experiences/costs of completion?