It is a single tax ID/legal description, but there are two structures: an old 1900 era house converted into a triplex and a small house (kind of like a carriage house, although it wasn't a carriage house) facing the side street behind it, for the fourth unit.  

We work with those wanting either a Denver or Colorado Springs property zoned to allow an ADU build or a property with an existing income suite (think basement apartment or carriage house).

Another idea is to keep an eye out for houses with a carriage house, live in that and rent the whole house out.

Had a tenant move into the carriage house portion of the property within a week of the property being marketed but then he promptly moved out within a day, citing a litany of issues.

Purchase price: $125,000 Cash invested: $300,000 Historic single family home + carriage house located in central Jacksonville

In 10 years it will be paid for and I will own a beautiful property bringing in $2,400 in rent from the main house and carriage house every month.

I'm putting together a lease to rend out my carriage house - attached dwelling unit but separate entrance from the main house.  

A fully remodeled 4 bedroom single family house, a fully renovated carriage house out back and a detached 2 car garage.

I wonder if developing out a property might be a good option if you're looking to take advantage of the PPT rebate (although perhaps in the long term scheme of things it's not as important as it seems).Here's what I'm thinking: a single family home where you either develop a suite or add a carriage home / lane house.

A couple INEXPENSIVE things we do for our rentals to give them that "special touch" is carriage door hardware on garage doors and installing Howe Casing around the plate mirrors.