Either way, if you are investigated, don't think for a minute your plan will actually hold up in court or against any other review.

It could function as a duplex and you could rent the first portion out for probably a little over 2000 (four bedrooms, two baths, finished basement) and live in the back.

Aloha,First, I would recommend you learn, hands on, as much as you can about how a unit is constructed and how various elements are supposed to function.

His proposed bill sounds like it would get struck down by the courts fairly easily. 

State governments have closed landlord tenant courts.

And while the American dream doesn't mean what it did half a century ago or earlier, I don't think that the apparent shift to multi-family is a function of any sort of romanticization of the lifestyle. 

They can’t function on a 5 g network.  

They can have some great ideas how to avoid probate court.

And 3, they can accept your no offer of the test and take legal actions, you already stated you are “nervous” if the test were to come back positive, so even you know there’s potential chance of meth activities that have taken place on this property so you can have the situation be dealt with in the court of law.

@Clark Coffey I don't get off my couch to show a unit until I get a completed application with uploads of DL and paycheck stubs and I run court records.