While the search feature is not great you should be able to find a few threads that can give you some insight on your question.

We just qualified for AirBnb's "Family Collection" which is supposed to feature our property for those seeking "family friendly" properties. 

This is the main reason finished living space in the basement usually does not pay - it is pretty much never worth what above-grade space is, the exception being a home built into a hill where the house is designed around the feature, and half the basement is exposed anyways.While improper slope around the house can lead to water in the basement, the really expensive problems come from shifting, which almost always occur from the lack of appropriate back-fill, the presence of clay, and the fact that the clay absorbs the most water and therefore expands the most during the freeze.

We overdesigned many features on the home and it was difficult to find the right builder that could execute.

We overdesigned many features on the home and it was difficult to find the right builder that could execute.

We "rolled" the dice on this one by adding high-end features, upgrading all systems, converting a bedroom into a master bathroom and closet, converting a sun-room into an office and tastefully combining all the modern features while conserving the integrity of the building, it being a craftsman home built in 1920.

I would just point it out as a feature in your listing.

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The sofa is NOT a sofa bed, and we want to accommodate groups up to 6, so that's on tap too.. more so after learning that at some point, the current sofa's wooden armature underneath was partially broken - ugh.

I checked the utility lien feature on Propstream and still was not able to get any information.