And on top of that in NYC when it is mixed use it is hard to get a loan unless you are actually going to be using the space for your own business.

So we know there must be issue will all these systems but the house fits my family needs and we can turn additional space into an apartment for rental.What option do we have besides walking away ?

As the title suggests, I just bought my first home in Baltimore City and am looking to rent out some of the space.

I've had success renting out entire spaces as medium-term rentals (30+ days) on Airbnb.

There is a website that works like Airbnb that allows you to rent spaces by the night, week or month I think.

Definitely have opportunity in that space though

I've reached out to BP to see if there is a waitlist and way for me to sell and properly transfer my space to someone desperately wanting to attend.

.- Occasionally when looking at other small units for rent, I see that the landlord has indicated that they'll only accept one tenant for the space.

Sell our house come February, buy another primary residence that has room for rental income (i.e. space for ADU, downstairs with separate entrance). 2.

If you're going to get an office space, now you have that risk...signing 5 year lease or buying a building to house the business.