When we first started looking for a space we were told that most leases were NNN and that it was no big deal because triple net was only a few dollars a square foot.

Most rentals in town are in the $1000-$1300 per month range for older, non-updated 1-2 bedroom apartment spaces. 4.

A couple fun things included taking an old second-story deck, doing an addition in that space, we created an entirely new Master Suite.

I withdrew last second from a 20 person, co-ed, co-living space in college which was just an absolute mess in many aspects. 

The house currently sits on a Multifamily Lot, however I'm unfamiliar with the process of working with the town to convert the space into an actual unit. 

I am very comfortable operating in this space and I am confident in my ability to be successful in the business.

There was a two car garage in between the two units and they are in process of getting that permitted for an ADU, plus there is space for parking for each unit so that of course was a plus in LA...Then going from there, depending on $ and your comfort with risk there are many more options out there. 

The police in most areas have much better things to do than kick in doors in rental units looking for a couple of grams of weed, but is it worth that risk?

What are the right numbers to run for commercial spaces? 

Will corporations pay extra, so that employees can afford to have the extra space or will they sell it as a benefit to the employee and gladly keep the savings from not having to provide office space?