I could possibly see it for international buyers.

When were the last repairs done to the roof, foundation, internals (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, etc.)? 

@Jeff BridgesAh, finally we get the substance and avoid the humiliatingly ignorant chatter of those good people who would love to be able to move bathroom fixtures around arbitrarily in a remodel without being bothered by the pesky reality that, hmm, well, little chocolate children must flow consistently downward in order to leave a bathroom.Can you cross a joist with the 3-inch (that's actually internal diameter, it's 3.5 inches outer diameter for Schedule 40 PVC or ABS) waste pipe of your commode, by drilling a big-a$$ hole through a joist to get it through and weaken it significantly?

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The reason cities pass legislation is to avoid entire neighborhoods from becoming hotel complex.

Syndications look at this as part of the internal rate of return.

SLOW TO HIRE, QUICK TO FIREWhen you internally oblige yourself to one contractor you become beholden to them, as you feel now.

But if you are implementing the fee structure with new clients only, you could add a few.It really depends on your internal processes and costs for each one, as you do have to justify the cost to your clients.

From what I've heard, it can be lucrative but the legislation change for laneway housing is fairly new. 

@Brian Brusich you may need to check the IBC (International Building Code) to see if it fits or not.