I would look for ones with carriage houses, walk-out basements, or ways to easily convert.

I live in an amazing 1840s Greek Revival with a barn AND a carriage house and parking but I can still walk to the subway and I'm a $10 Uber from world class entertainment, and we're 1.5 miles from my wife's dream job.So here we are:I bring in ~$5400/month in wages + ~$800/month in rental income from the pure rental property.

I am looking to do a new build of a carriage house and will be refinancing out of hard money in April so it would be after that once I am in a conventional loan. 

The place is a 2bed, 2 full bath carriage unit that shares only one wall and sits above garages.

The place is a 2bed, 2 full bath carriage unit that shares only one wall and sits above garages.

The place is a 2 bed, 2 bath carriage unit that shares only one wall and sits above garages.

Why do people waste their hard earned money on expensive gas-powered carriages?

Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $65,000 This is an upper level, carriage unit condo in a gate community with a 1 car garage with direct access. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, laundry.

I have seen others in the area do this with regards to getting tenants out of suites, carriage houses etc.Hopefully they can find a solution too.

I have come across a unique property - 1890 colonial farmhouse that has a separate carriage house that has a 1 bedroom apt that is rentable.