Once you move out you will probably have to move it to a Dwelling Fire. 

They are leased out.It is zoned R-2 which allows for Multifamily which is defined broadly in the Definitions sections of the General Plan as "Dwelling, Multi-Family - A building containing three (3) or more dwelling units.

In my opinion, you need something that instantly earns someone's trust.

If no, then maybe a duplex or something with a separate dwelling unit is the move. 

Most ADUs are ground up and are cost prohibitive. you need to contract dwelling units under 1000 sq ft at $250 per square foot to make the numbers work as a builder in columbus. the cost of an adu and rezoning I'd pass on this one.

If a single deal works out at this scale, the family has problems like estate tax transfer limits ($13M per child) to think through.Further, as long as the funds/deals are separate from one another, the one that does go well instantly makes the syndicator an "expert" in that specific strategy or market, which then attracts the next 500K social media followers. 

New York City allows members of the public to have roommates in both single-family homes and in apartments, provided that these roommates maintain what is known as a 'common household,' meaning they share the livable space of the dwelling unit," Under the NYC Administrative Code, no more than three unrelated roommates can occupy a dwelling unit and maintain a common household, which means you can take on one or two roommates.

Instantly, the engine lurched into life.

So I have a question, I have a property that has a main dwelling and  that has a carriage house (ADU) in the back it was my first property ever bought I was severely underinsured on the carriage house.

Each dwelling unit shall be considered a single tenant for the purposes of this subsection.