All Forum Posts by: Ozzy Sirimsi

Which ways did you try so far?? and  Did you mean you would get higher rent or something  not Ground Rent

In Baltimore, you need to be owner occupant. As long as you are living in the house, you can get the licence.

Not as an investor though. I dont know any restrictions from the city.

 what do you need ?

Hi LD, 

I am in Baltimore market, and might be able to help you out but let me know what you are looking for in terms of budget, rental goals, cash flow etc...

Hi Tobi,

Welcome to Bigger Pockets, and Baltimore.

There are many investors here from Baltimore, reach out and ask any questions, most of us here to help.

Good Luck!!!

You are not missing anything.

It will be licenced as a singe dwelling house.  Having a kitchenette does not make it two units, and it is not illegal to create counter space  upstairs.

it will not be a second unit,because he will not have a fully functional kitchen,no cooking capability,lease will not say it is a unit B, and renting part of your home with cabinets is not illegal.

 A lot of people dont care about cooking actually, but want to be separated, I rent it as easily, travelling nurses might jump on it immediately ( if location is right)

Again, this is a just side solution, knowing  going through the zoning does not guarantee it will be approved.

@Mike Goikhberg

If no stove in, basically it is a room rental, as long as it is licenced, you should be okay

Could you give more info, what area, what is the rent ?

Amazon sells this screw set, I dont remember the name but it basically screws down the wood to stop the noise.

Check it out