Minimum I can have it paying itself off with a tiny profit at first. 

Basement apartment is half or a bit more.Can you imagine if the city tries and crack down on 100s of thousand homes and require a permit or retrofit and need to kick out the tenant and force to pay potentially double the amount for a rental.

And yep, they dropped it on the house, smashing the corner of the roof and cracking the cement walk/drive.  

They also demanded we give them a brand new driveway because they didn't like the cracks, that again they agreed to accept as-is.

I am considering to buy it, however the foundation seems to have this huge crack in it.

I have been doing research and it looks like Airbnb and other short terms rentals have really been cracked down on in the state.

When my agents get past 25 deals things start falling through the cracks at the busy time of the year.

Tiny tiny kitchen with very limited cabinet space.

Just had one where my seller was like are they smoking cracking wanting $12k in subsidies, and I sent him a copy of his closing disclosure when he bought to show him he received $11k when he bought, which he still swears is wrong.

It is 4 bedroom, 2 bath, but all the bedrooms are tiny and there is no master bedroom.