Would a basement apartment be considered a mother in law suit? This would be great for more income!http://www.bostonplans.org/news-calendar/news-upda...

I then have 60 days before I must move into the third floor apartment.Insurance Complications:- I have spoken to two insurance agents from separate companies, and they are telling me different things:- Agent 1: suggests residential dwelling policy (ACV)- Total Premium: $1841 / year- Deductible: $1000- A.

You do not have to allow an Emotional Support Animal if it causes undue financial or administrative burden to you or if it is a health hazard to other occupants of the same dwelling. 

Though there are certainly bad PMs out there, and certain things will be different (aka small charge for small fixes instead of weekend work) your property is your PMs inventory it is their business and a good PM would not treat it poorly since as soon as that happens their revenue stream would quickly dry up. 

DWELLING FIRE COVERAGECOVERAGE LIMIT DEDUCTIBLE VALUATIONCOVERAGE Building, LIMIT$ 250,000, DEDUCTIBLE $1,000 (all perils), VALUATION Replacement CostCOVERAGE Other Structures, LIMIT $25,000, DEDUCTIBLE $1,000 (all perils), VALUATION Replacement CostCOVERAGE Fair Rental Value, LIMIT $ 25,000COVERAGE Vandalism & Malicious Mischief Coverage is included2.

Anything outside of that I think you will have a difficult time achieving max cash flow and getting a steady stream of renters.

If rental income stream is what I am after, I get a sense that I am tying up a lot of capital that could be put to good use elsewhere?

This means not only creating income in multiple streams, but also in different tax vehicles. 

Would really appreciate constructive feedback to improve my skills :)Side question: does the number in an R-zoning refer to the number of dwellings allowed per acre?

However, I have 2 in-progress and am too far down the stream to change horses now.Oh, and by "slow" I mean they have taken longer on 1 property (coming up on 90 days!)