We will be adding a small kitchen to the downstairs to make it a complete separate living space (just sharing utilities).

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as a fellow veteran. take advantage of your va benefits. buy a 4 unit multi family no money down. max out cash flow. rent to your military friends etc. remember va will lend up to 1.25 million  in high cost counties to a veteran for a 4 plex only. you can also use the current leases on the property to bring down your dept to income ratio or the market rent averages can be added. either way works. also remember when you get transfer to another duty station you can get a 2nd va loan. 

The best might be adding one and living in that while renting out your front house.

A missing fridge and stove shouldn't be a problem, since those can easily be added.

Yes, we DO need to be added to the insurance.

The first, they could be adding a surcharge to the work order which could impact cost.

Anything can be added or crossed out before its signed.The problem is mainly with the arrogance of the wholesaler, not the piece of paper itself.

Any added square feet regardless if it is a conversion of space or brand new will require plans, permits, inspections, and once the permit has received its final inspection clearance, the local city department will issue a certificate of occupancy and report it to the assessor for it to be added to title.

The rents are at market for what the place is, but I think there is a lot of value that could be added over time to change attract better quality tenants while increasing rents.