two more bonus for you LOL.this one already has permitted ADUhttps://www.zillow.com/homedetails/20934-Francis-St-Castro-V...this one has basement separate entrance https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/521-Estabrook-St-San-Lean...

The house is built into the lot well, with the entrance being at street level.

It's a small building, and the little hall of conference rooms is right off the main entrance. 

If a SFR has a finished basement with a separate entrance, it could be a great opportunity to turn it into a secondary dwelling unit/duplex for a relatively small Reno cost.

I am thinking to make the half bath in white colors.The layout is on the left of the entrance there is a living room, on the right is a room.

I am looking to rent a place, it seems nice except three thingsthey are ranch style apartments. they have a gate in front of the main entrance, and you're responsible for the door if anything happens to it. for some reason they won't fix it. it actually looks like this but a wooden door in front of the main doorif i take the door down, how concerned should I be about people stealing stuff. if i had a lawn mower or something, they would have to come in the opening and take stuffi saw a report online about some guy that was looking in someones windows at the complex across the street. i dont know how long ago it was. i was looking online again but coudlnt find it. the one im staying at seems fine, how concerned should I be able the ones across from me?

The basement only has 7ft high ceilings (Chicago code says they need to be 7.5ft high), and the property is only zoned RS-3 (SFR or two-flat only), among other things, so we’re not going to rent it out separately and risk city violations.The only entrance to this basement is from the outside, not from inside the first-floor apartment. 

Unit B is fine but unit A was the one lived in by the previous owner.About 400SF of space, which included the entrance foyer and the kitchen, requires some "tweaking".The owner has lined the walls from floor to ceiling with dark wood panels with some elaborate trims.To the right, you can see a bar. 

I am half way assuming it's a legal tri as there are three separate entrances, one for each unit and the third also has its own basement.

I found a house with a separate entrance to the upstairs in East Nashville and rented out the bottom rooms.