Photos show front and rear of home, view from doorway of back door and kitchen which is immediately to the left, the dining/family room directly to the right and the view from the "front" door and the layout photo.

All that wood: windows, doorways, floor trim is quartersawn white oak under the paint.

Spray around all you baseboards, doorways and windows. 

We’re hoping to get 3 doors installed in existing doorways to get our AirBnB up and running!

I'm wondering how much to construct a 10'+ / - dormer including frame interior for new left side bedroom doorway sheath siding roofing window.

If the prior owner just sealed up a doorway and called it a 3-unit, you’d need to get zoning approval, probably some inspections, and it’ll take time and money.

None of the moldings/doorways/architraves/baseboard are going to look right.You can get all kinds of different results of different quality, it just depends on what you're willing to invest.

I would like maximize occupancy by cross-marketing to both Denver vacationers and those in town for medical needs.I am not discriminating in anyway, but it will be quite an expense to create a "wheel chair friendly" rental and more wear and tear on floors, door ways ect. 

Window on either side of attic would have to become doorway... with flight of stairs down either side of house to meet fire code.I see myself occupying the first floor.The total breakdown by floor would be as follows:Floor #1 - 4 rooms, kitchen, full bath (Total = 6).Floor #2 - 3 rooms, kitchen, laundry, full bath (Total = 6).Floor #3 - 1 room, kitchen, full bath (Total = 3)So, My question: Do the projects justify the rental?

I know that you typically cannot do this because of classification issues (real estate for an entity interest) but is there a back door way to accomplish this type of strategy?