I'd like to have one to pull my travel trailer but I wouldn't have any money leftover to pay park entrance fees.

When you go buy entrance locks at home centers, many of the lower end locks have a code that tells you which locks use the same key.

Also, there would be dry wall with a door for the entrance from the bedroom.

Generally need separate entrances, utilities, egress windows, and all the same safety precautions for each unit.  

A 3 unit with a home in the rear just sold @ tax lien auction for $45k. but we passed because of the high tax assessment & rehab $$$.However, we own several such configurations & one we bought (divorce) was not even listed as 2 homes & there is enough back yard & separate back-lane entrance to add yet another home.But what we are seeing is older homes having their garages blown out into in-law suites with the upper being attached to the upstairs as a master with an ensuite.

Some sneak around the back entrance and tip toe up the stair-well.

I have since left the mortgage industry, but my wife and I have been planning our entrance in real estate investing for a couple years now, and we finally did our first deal.We always envisioned owning several multi-family properties but an opportunity presented itself that we couldn’t pass up.My wife was a preschool director, and we had an opportunity to buy a preschool.

Landlord told Tenant at one time he wanted him to park BOTH vehicles at the very back of property where there was no night lighting and was approximately 50 yards from front entrance to the house.

You give him the key and once he opens the door, that act of opening door activates a teleport mechanism that beams him to the entrance of a ocean front unit in Thailand which you own and it's already furnished with a maid who charges you $50 a month.

Try contractor parking beside the lumber entrance at Home Depot.