The garage will be converted into 2 units of 1bed/1.5bath 660sqft each, I believe that we are going to rent each one for $2k/month w all utilities and internet...

Then it converts into a regular loan and with a pay off period.

It can easily be converted to a 4/1 because the rooms are already framed out, just need to change out the windows in each room and make them egressed per code.

, convert it to condo apartments like they do in philadelphia or same-house rooms for professionals maybe even STR like $1500/month per room or whatever you can get, with trusty management or turnover person so it’s kept in tip top shape.

I've invested approximately $20k converting the garage to an in-law.My monthly costs are $3,300/month and I take home approximately $600/month.

I understand manufactured homes are considered personal property, not real property, so I am just simply trying to navigate financing options for them, as well as, figure out if there is a way to convert the personal property to real property since its really an "improvement" at this point.

I have a duplex with a separated garage that I am thinking about converting to a rental unit.

If you HAVE to do DMM (and I am against DMM (at least the way everyone is doing it)) do this:You get a credible converting website.

Hi all, has anyone had any success converting a single family house to a duplex? 

., for your relatives or a partner's), then a 2F might be a good choice because you can rent it now but potentially convert it to personal use later.Since you're only 20 and may not be thinking about taking care of your or a partner's relatives at this point, I lean slightly toward a 3F being a better option for you, but it's really a personal decision and if you find a good 2F close to you (or in an area you really like) then I'd say go for it.