Light rehab with the bulk involving scraping the upstairs popcorn ceiling and landscaping.

As well as before and after on two of the rooms I have cleared out and removed drop ceiling from. 

The basement itself is an unfinished basement, as well as unlivable (5ft high floor to ceiling).

And be sure to smell behind cabinets-especially kitchen cabinets that don't go all the way to the ceiling (cats sit on cabinets and pee right there), bottom of doors (urine drips down door and runs across the unpainted bottom, it gets absorbed and still smells), any heat/ac vents on the floor or low on the walls (looks like a litter box to cats), thresholds (pee at the door and the pee runs between all the cracks) behind toe strips, baseboards, etc.)

Consulting with both a real estate attorney and a licensed architect is crucial.The attorney can advise on the legal aspects of converting a cellar into a legal apartment, including zoning regulations, building codes, and the legalization process.The architect can assess the physical space, determine if it meets conversion requirements (ceiling height, egress, etc.), and create plans for a compliant renovation.The 2019 pilot program you mentioned wasn't permanent, and the high costs associated with it discouraged participation.

The downstairs tenant’s want me to spray insulation in the walls and ceilings as a way to mitigate the noise level and help with the heating costs.

Local amenities abound and the property is serviced by a newly refurbished power cord connecting it to the ceiling.

It’s a bit of a complex system but can be highly lucrative.Arizona: Interest rates here can soar up to 16% per annum, and the bidding starts at that ceiling, going down.

A pipe bussed in the ceiling of the first unit that caused severe damage to the ceiling, floor and wall structure.

I removed popcorn ceilings, painted all walls (inside and out), replaced and changed out light fixtures (inside and outside), furnished the entire home, and created a fun outdoor space (fire pit, grill, picnic area, outdoor games - including wiffle ball!).