PS1: the condition of the property inside is not well so it needs renovations but it also has a 20sqm space in the basement that has the entrance from the main street and it also has 2 small windows so I assume I can rent it out as office space for about $150-200.PS2: I plan in a year from now to start construction for the upper floor where I can make either 3 bigger apartments or the same as the 1st floor.

When we went to the property, we learned that with minor changes we can add an additional one-bedroom and studio apartment in the basement plus it already has a separate entrance for each unit.

Only the doors are considered to be means of egress, a two-family house doesn't require an additional one beyond the entrance door. 

There’s nothing worse than paying an entrance fee only to end up sitting through some traveling guru’s sales presentation.Be sure to touch base again once you settle in to Rhode Island, too!

Maybe you can put a door in and have the airbnb room have its own entrance/exit?.

Building entrance: storefront, fiberglass?

I'm considering converting my basement into a short-term rental as a house-hack and curious to hear perspectives on this endeavor and if you have any contractor recommendations.Here's some background info:- I live behind a major university- AirDNA has favorable occupancy in this area (~79%)- Basement is a walk-out with it's own entrance and already has an in-ground water hook-upThanks in advance for your help!

Here we can affix the notice to the entrances of the rental unit in the event we cannot find the tenant in person.

No more full entry to front parking (CURB, in/out exit)May lose parking the the front (Must move to back, no NICE entrance to bldg from back, YET)7.

Assisted living facilities and continuing-care retirement communities are very different from what we usually refer to 55+ Adult Communities – these places are never (as far as I know would even be considered in our real investment portfolio) – just clearing that up.Now, 55+ Adult communities have some basic identifying characteristics: The unit prices are lower, they all operate under a strong HOA which controls entrance/purchase requirements, and if and when you will be allowed to rent/lease your unit.