In some places, the answer may be “no” unless you’re building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), duplex, or following other specific regulations.If you can build, your idea for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath home is a strong one.

. - Rent by the room (called co-living by some): will usually get more rent than renting to an individual/couple/family but tenant dynamics (roommate situations) could be challenging- Buy a property with an ADU (accessory dwelling unit).

I have not had much success as the town does not want it to be zoned as a triplex (even though there is a huge shortage of rentals, it is walkable/right next to an MBTA commuter station, and Massachusetts is now allowing home owners to renovate single family homes into having "accessory dwelling units" but apparently does not apply to duplex to triplex conversions.) 

Now, include closing costs, loan origination, accessories for the home, a new lawnmower and garden trolls.Once you’ve bought the house, how do you rent that out, pay expenses and make a buck?

Is it possible to negotiate in a new build- $50k off price-lower escrow amount - no penalties for closing late if you need to sell your home elsewhere - free accessories such as blinds and upgraded porcelain tile 

TJMaxx and Home Goods are helpful for pans and kitchen accessories. 

.• House Bill 1337 – Expands the legal use of accessory dwelling units (ADUs), allowing up to two per lot and removing many previous restrictions.

Thetenant profile forxxxTrice Rd.Lamar,GA 30xxxis as follows:Nosmoking/vaping on property (inside or out) We do not rent to smokers(of anything)Creditscore600+.Minimumverifiable monthly household income of $2500.00 ($30,000yearly)Nonrelated adult occupants must each qualify for the property.

They are great resources for end tables, console tables, small shelving units, benches, dining chairs, side seating, ottomans, pillows, bedding, lamps, artwork, and of course household goods and accessories at decent rates and bonus, the furniture is pre-built so your not spending time building the furniture.  

Ive found people to be more successful with duplexes and single families with accessory units than tri's and quad's.