City doesn’t know the layout so there’s no need to get any permits They already think that a bonus room is the second bedroom.

It is a great layout for renting rooms.

Jeff Ihnen I don't know about the price, but price based on square foot only works for commercial space or apartments with uniform layouts.

I had two comps, ON THE SAME STREET, 10 houses down, same layout of home I had under contract, both went for 169 and 166 respectively. 

I had a martial arts teacher lay out this training process for me once:1.

I'd love to lay out the math with you, so drop some numbers in here and I'll tell you what I think you should be paying for your place :)What do you pay for:TaxesSewer and WaterTrashHeat/Utilities (for your situation, which common utilities do you pay.

My target would be to get them out in a week or two.It might mean you lose the possibility of getting January's back rent, but you should be able to get a tenant that pays on time for March and possibly even part of February.I would lay out their options - move out in a timely manner or get evicted. 

I'll certainly look into the cost of metering once I get a better feel of the property layout tomorrow. 

For ideas on layout check out some me condo layouts in California.

Does anyone have experience with this that can lay out a proven strategy that you are using?