Hi Michael, I live just north of this in Kennebunk.

And if you live on a big city sewer system, and the grid ever goes down for very long.

Meaning I was not a good candidate for his student profile.Here is my background info that I gave him.1) I have 2 homes, I live in one, cash flow on the other.2) I have little reserves, <10K but building up quickly.

You can do it with a location name (primary bedroom, living room, etc.) or with numbers.

Hi,I know what I'm asking is not legal, but it also doesn't stop the 30,000+ not legal apartments that currently provide a home for families in Queens, NYC that would otherwise not be able to afford to live there.I'm just trying to see, as a landlord, are there certain steps I can take to reduce any potential risks I could face for renting out the apartment?

I know that can be a trap for many now, because, to put the shame of their impoverished pasts behind them, they take on oversized mortgages and car payments and loads of lifestyle expenses that keep them living paycheck to paycheck forever.What have you had to unlearn along the way to achieving your own goals?

I’m planning to update and repaint, maybe increase rent on one side to 3000-3100 while I live in another unit and replenish to legalize garage space.Monthly payment: $7033. landlord pays for water, everything else is separate.It just feels very tight in the beginning before getting ADU gets legalized. 

Since the rush was there, the rents increased drastically and priced out local tenants who normally live at a place longer than 12-24 months creating vacancies due to rent increase YOY. 

I have yet to find a bank to finance a twice moved manufactured home (I live in one).

My story:I am an active duty service-member living in the vicinity of Fort Bragg (now known as Fort Liberty).