Typically the inspector from the city will give you a list of contractors.  

Storage and laundry would be another way to monetize it as well.Another tidbit you may find useful, when I met with the inspector for my CO, they mentioned that in Elizabeth you are allowed to have bedrooms, but no kitchen, in the attic.

Often times it also all depends on the inspector that you get which is pretty crazy lol.

., cash buyers, attorneys and accountants, private lenders, home inspectors, contractors, etc.), so in addition to the system I'd also encourage you to "get out there" and network, such as attending local groups like Black Diamond REI in southern Mass and RIREIG in RI.

They protect the criminals and are hard on home owners with taxing and fees and they have rent control inspectors come by that tell you that you need to do all sorts of upgrades for the tenants who destroy the property sometimes they are in cahoots .  

I did an inspection last week, and my inspector told me that he couldn't believe that someone was living in this unit because there were very few personal belonging.

A year after we owned it one of the building inspectors decided to enforce the 2017 IRC for all multi's in the area & dug out the archives. 

Many people don't like the inspectors/officials but they are good for free advice :)

Having a 3rd party inspector is well worth the money if you are out of town and need another set of eyes. 

Inspector goes out Monday, so we will see if condition has anything to do with that!