Maybe you sell them all and regroup.. if you want rentals in the OR WA market SFR's are tough you will want to buy plex's or small multi those will cash flow with 20% down.. unless you buy a niche property .. and maybe your property across from Nike is just that.I am thinking maybe you bought in that development straight out the front entrance to Nike the tall 3 story small lot project..

I was planning to make a 2nd entrance and close and rent out the 1 bd,living-kitchen part.But, i came to know that city of RR wont give permit to create the 2nd entrance to house.

But in reality, it's a house (three bed two baths) and a property in the backyard that has an upstairs and downstairs that both have their own entrances and each have their own bedrooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, basically lofts.

I always record my evictions on a GoPro, and will be recording my entrance into the property and all rooms entered.

Each has their own entrance.

Units #1 and #3 have entrances that can be hard to find and I work long hours and am not always home so airbnb on these units is problematic.

My husband and I rented a two-bedroom, one-bathroom, separate entrance house (one entire floor of the house) in Astoria, NY.

I love the idea of finishing the basement--It's perfect for an extra living space--its dry, has a side entrance, and a lot of natural light for a basement.

We purchased a commercial building with a residential unit- an attached manager's quarters with separate entrance and locked door between the residential and commercial sections.

Code enforcement looked for me at the violation code and it was simply that it was vacant, unprotected (entrance door kicked in ) and broken windows.