I'll be talking to realtors, Prop Mgt companies, and people whom I know in the REI space. 

My renters are mostly interested in the space for parking hence its interesting to them.

The reason square footage is a mess is because of how it's calculated and how you use your space. 1,000 square feet of an open floor plan is way more valuable than 1,000 square feet of compartmentalized rooms, but an appraiser will likely call it even.

Hope you have continued success in the space.

Should I turn this weird hallway space that connected the 2 units into a large closet, or should I turn it into 2 half baths.

Based on my limited interactions with the tenants and seeing their living spaces multiple times I feel confident in two of the three tenants.

Per my city, I put into the lease that there is no living space in the basement (beds) and no subleasing the basement (I'm strict on no subleasing).

The duplexes in the area are more purpose-built and often have more space than the apartment-style units many think of.

Tenants complain about rats chewing wire on the car parked at parking space, i own only one unit in 48 townhouse complex m I responsible for the damage?

Who doesn't want to have an Office Space type experience?)