She’s also saying that Mobile Home has an un-permitted addition this extra room is a covered porch turn into storage space which is allowed.

Do not include retail or luxury properties.1. apartments2. homes 3. mobile homes4. condos5. properties that need to be flipped6. notes7. storage facilities 8. other (explain)

I'm not exactly concerned with tenants getting their shoes wet, but water can be an issue for your property.

A typical "5 by 5" will have a living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a full bath in each unit, and there is almost always a shared basement that houses mechanicals and can be used for storage.

By having the garage properly vented and ONLY used for parking and Storage then your rating floor would be the 15ft so +8 meaning that your structure living area is 8 feet higher then the BFE and this would make your government rate about $500 for a secondary home of if this was your primary it might be $350 it is huge savings. 

Laundry/Storage in the shared basement, vehicles in the shared garage.

So now you've got a squatter. 6 months later- legal costs, unpaid rent, constable, moving costs, storage costs, trashed unit ... it's just a really bad outcome for everyone.

A lot of people are in your exact shoes.

Furloughs are ending and most people are not being invitee back to their old jobs.2) Stimulus is running out3) Extra unemployment benefits are expiring in 4 weeks 4) PPP program expires at the end of July5) Second round of corporate layoffs are just starting now6) The shoe is going to drop on commercial RE7) Residential RE will likely start to face the music soon8) Persistence of Covid means single economy towns are at grave risk.

I would just like to reach out to any one who has been in our shoes and wished they knew then what they do now.