I've seen potential roadblocks for adding an additional unit with parking spaces being a big issue.

In the smaller space you do not need loan guarantors, syndication attorneys, investor management software, etc.Please reach out if you have any questions about either bucket, I came to a similar fork in the road and currently do both (invest in small deals with personal funds and partner in syndications with experienced operators).

I first need to buy a garage to be able to apply for the short-term rental permit, since i need to be able to provide parking space for the guests.

Moving on- i have framed the basement, and got plumbing added to finish the space.

If company policy of the appraiser or the bank dictates that basements are of lesser value, I get it, but they didn't give it lesser value, they just ignored that area completely and compared it to 1100 sq. ft. ranches on crawl spaces.

Property is in a good spot of town, 5 minute drive from the local college. 2br with a basement that has room for either 2 additional bedrooms or 1 bedroom and a kitchenette space.

What happens short term to these co-working spaces like We Work?

I am located at Athens, Greece and I am just starting my first steps into real estate investing.Me and my wife are focusing in Omonoia square for small office spaces, above 2nd level.Are there other people that are interested in such assets?

I still have 4 vacant rentals and do not want to just take someone to fill the space, only to evict them in 2 months.   

That will mean massive surplus in space, which means downward pressure on value and rents.