However, that includes up to 30 e-leases per month, along with their accounting and communication add ons as well. 

*Exception: A lessor's charge for the lease of tangible personal property affixed to real property is not taxable if the lessor of the leased property is also the lessor of the real property to which the leased property is affixed.https://www.revenue.wi.gov/Pages/FAQS/ise-taxable.aspxIf we have a parking fee as a "subcategory" of "Rent Income" with "leases longer than 30 days", does Wisconsin still consider the "non-temporary" parking rent income sales taxable at 5%Of course, some landlords simply just consolidate the extra fee into the rent amount and say parking included, but I’d like to have a clearer idea how WI treats lease add-on fees.

A lot of multifamily with room to value add on the properties down in Galveston!

Add one delay because he is an Iraqi, and the title needed to be notarized at the US Embassy by the Vice Counsel to the embassy.

I don’t think your 200k investment would necessary just add 200k overall value to your house in the sense that this add on make it harder for normal first time home buyers to suck up.

I would take no closing costs with a higher rate to keep more cash in hand and put the 20% personally but if I was cash strapped and did not perceive I could value add on the home enough to get my cash back out I would consider paying PMI but only at 10-15% downpayment depending on how much the PMI was based on the downpayment amount. 

Here's why-https://www.biggerpockets.com/...That's an older article, so to add one thing to that...

Also looking for a home that either already has an ADU or a lot big enough to add one.

You may need to use some add-on from re-leased.com or pocketrent.com.

Also, pay attention to anything that you suspect is an add-on, especially a built up second floor.