I actually contacted the tenants before purchasing my current property to double check. 

The super nice thing is that both sides are fully plumbed for a bathroom and are completely dry walled, the occupied side even has a fully finished BEDROOM that isn't being counted because they don't have an egress window down there! 

Rents roughly doubled since 1993, but not quite, so the total rental for the two legal units run $4,500.

Haven’t dealt with them for a while so you may want to double check to see if their criteria have changed. 

Here in Nampa, it's about double the burdon!!!

Plenty of people around here are getting doubled and tripled. 30 years is too long between revals.

What I need to do is dive back into that material and re learn it because this park is so hodge podged together and is actually more “shacks” then mobile homes with a 3 plex and and large double wide where the owner lives currently so their book keeping is terrible and the broker already discussed this with me.

I finally finished the renovations  on my gorgeous house (that's what everyone else says anyway) and I'm renting out the 1 bedroom apt below and just started renting out rooms in the main house where I live. 

I am under contract on a single family home in Brookhaven that I'm looking to convert into a 4/2 by adding 2 bedrooms to the back and converting a half bath into a full bath by adding a shower.

For me I am aslo new, the safest way to do it is to house hack, for me personally, I am closing on my first 3 bedroom house with a basement near a college here where ii live, so will live in the basement and rent out the 3 rooms to college kids/ or friends.