Triplex some years ago require fire escapes, cement walls for furnace rooms.

I’m a dentist by profession and have tons of debt.

I've been trying to catch a dentist or someone who wants to convert to office space, but I'm fine with a salon.

My plan is to use my high income as a dentist and dental practice owner to allocate a majority of my money towards MFH.

I recommend the "clean unfinished" look for MAX ROI: Spray paint ceiling flat black, painted white walls, and epoxy gray/blue floor (or just cement basement paint).

Planning for back yard cement work.

Construction people building houses/additions/pools, car salesman, a Tesla employee (though I think he’s working from home), and a school bus driver, the rest are personal service industry (stylists/dentists/personal chefs/maids and nanny’s) even a buddy’s company working on the 212/95 interchange can’t do any work because they can’t sign off on anything.

Pavers or cement is an upgrade from asphalt.3.

Good news The banks are prepared to work with owners the same way so it’s going to be a pass through situation.I had a chat with my Portland Oregon Banker on Wednesday about our projects and we are still good for spec loans.. their bigger concern is dental Practices and cosmetic surgery clients they have a VERY big book of dentists and doctors.. 

Appears they glued the access to the crawl space shut and added cement to the exterior of the building to try to make it look like new foundation was poured or something.