In regards to your question, I would get in touch with the town offices in regards to the different codes involved if you wanted to make your basement what will be essentially an accessory/in-law apartment.

It's a beautiful thing if you have it.Also, you might be able to just get a loan for a new house purchase.

Very happy and a beautiful place to stay when I come to town.

It's a home with great bones and I was a bit blinded by the desire to make it beautiful, haha. 

Every area is a little different.If you want rental income, buy a legal multifamily home by or a home with a permitted accessory apartment.Your lender is correct in the sense that you can't tell the bank you're going to illegally rent out the basement and have them include the rental income in your application.

Open floor plan, laminate & tile floors throughout, vaulted ceilings in living area that flows nicely to the custom kitchen w/ frosted glass cabinet doors, travertine counter tops w/ beautiful stone finishes & back splash.

Another big trend in our area is Accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

Hi all, I am a commercial broker here in beautiful WA and I have a client looking to sell his marijuana farm in the area.

Beautiful property man!

On the other hand I am dealing in a suburb with a class b property and a tenant with a high 700 credit score , perfect payment record and beautifully maintained property .