Hi @Amon NeequayeYou can always work with lenders in your area, most of the time they should have access to 100's of wholesale lenders products across the USA.

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simply move the lines to access the house from a place that they will not be in the way and then move them back when your done.  

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You have to secure an access agreement with the seller.

If I were in your shoes, I would look for a house near transit access that has the potential for a legal rental suite. 

Hi folks, I am currently doing research and looking into potential solutions and successful methods to simplify keys and gaining access to all our units.

You can always create a door leading to the W/D from the nearest exterior wall and close in the current set so the other tenant still has a garage but the W/D becomes accessible to both.Best of luck and congrats on the new purchase.

If interested in meeting send a pm and I will try to access BP. 

There is something to be said about having the house cleaned weekly and having access to it regularly.