If it makes sense just make a built in cabinet bottom with bookshelves above, cabinet door front opens and they can't put anything else in it. 

This type of situation is very typical when there is only a GC/Owner relation (i.e. no third party to be neutral; like an architect or engineer).

Just over 10 years to hit a net cash neutral since purchase.The rents are too low to allow for proper budget of the maintenance/cap expense unless you plan on doing the work yourself.

So the house is 3 bedrooms, with one being rather small, but they put a loft bed with a full size mattress on the bottom in there. 

It is divided into the tabs displayed at the bottom of the sheet. 

Our HUD house had a plumbing leak - three deliberate holes drilled in the bottom of a basement pipe, equally spaced one foot apart. 

Here is the bottom line, most wholesalers never get caught and they confuse that for meaning it is legal.

Typically, this is done by taking the cardboard tube from a roll of toilet paper or paper towels (or an empty water bottle with the bottom cut out) and shoving a bunch of crumpled dryer sheets inside.

This is an oversimplification and lenders look at these numbers differently, but you get the idea.The problem with our market right now is that there is no inventory for the bottom half of the buyer pool which is borrowers to small multi's and making them absurd choices for investors as stand alone investments.

This is an interesting property with 2 one bedroom apartments and then 3 commercial spaces on the bottom.