So paint if it needs it.The scenario you proposed though is why keeping tenants is where profit can be made.

And, of course, if the lease income covers the proposed debt.I can help you determine if you qualify, determine exactly how long a lease they'd need to sign to obtain the appropriate financing, underwrite it appropriately, give you an idea of the rate and terms you can expect to obtain, and introduce the relevant funding sources (if you qualify). 

So the legislature pulled back the bad bill in my opinion, H617, and proposed a better bill , in my opinion. 

I would propose a discounted rate for "ease of management" - perhaps $150/mo for the additional space.

So there is no way to say for sure, especially in light of Government legislative help that might come along.Just my 2 Cents.

First, the answer will vary based on whether or not the Insurance policy being proposed is a Commercial policy or a Personal policy.  

What you are proposing has been used for decades.

I've thought about finding a partner but am unsure how to go about it as I don't have the experience or a set deal to propose to anyone. 

Connecticut recently passed legislation that allows “Accessory Dwelling Units” sometimes referred to as Auxiliary Apartments.  

This is a huge expansion of what this legislation has traditionally called for.