We don’t plan on renting it out, we want it for extra living space...The house is in Providence...

For NJ specifically, the influx of NYC buyers wanting more space and land and a yard4.

The only downside is that it would leave the only "living" space to the 12x15 area right off the front door that will be open to the kitchen.

I'm more than blessed to have this opportunity to learn and be accepted into this space.

Poured a new driveway and separated the Main unit form the second unit on the property to create two private living spaces.

I brought out the warranty company, and they won't cover a replacement because of this space and ventilation issue, saying that it is improperly installed. 

Even at 100+ units grossing $2 million a year it would cost around $70k for the management company plus you won’t have to supervise employees or rent office space. 

Add up the cost of those services, think about your overhead for office space and calculate how many agents you need to be profitable. 

I haven't confirmed but I'm fairly certain that the basement isn't considered "habitable space" per city guildlines since it only has windows with proper egress in the kitchen area.My question is, how should I go about having an evaluation done to determine what I would need to complete to have the space permitted for renting without drawing unwanted attention that could have city inspectors knocking out at my door doling out violations?

Therefore, the backyard space doesnt have a physical barrier in between but clearly each property owner owns their side of the backyard.