The scope/work you were mentioning about just insulating, finishing, and making it nice would definitely be permitted, as long as the City doesn't decide to come back with a comment saying "Our records indicat this porch is an Open porch, please provide existing photographs"...

And let's not forget the ecosystem that supports this—realtors, property managers, cleaners, photographers, stagers, etc.Let's keep this conversation going.

The real question is - will the government get involved if they feel this will discriminate against buyers with less income, veterans, or other protected classes.

My friend (cofounder) is a VA Veteran. 

Just saying, you may have an opinion, but you're likely mistaken as they do go through a medical reviews.Now, if you see a guy who says he has a bad back and you see him at the gym bench pressing 200 lbs, photograph it, document it and report it.....or just report it.

I assume you had a professional photographer take the pictures.

It's also important to ensure your property is presented well with professional photographs and possibly a virtual tour.Additionally, expanding your marketing to social media, real estate forums, and local community boards could help increase visibility.

The first time we called them out to fix our bathroom faucet I got a bad feeling because after waiting eight hours for the plumber, he shows up, stands in the hallway and takes a photograph of the sink and faucet and walks out the front door?!?  

Thank you for your service, as a retired Veteran who served over 20 years I can definitely relate to what you're feeling.

Hello,I’m Jonathan Wiltshire, a 22 year old student veteran at KU, I’m new to real estate investing and I am heavily interested in it.