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Pgie t1_jacbrzq wrote

Reply to Eggspectations by hymie0

The one in Gambrills at Waugh Chapel has been open not much more than a year, I think. And a new one is scheduled to be in the Beacon Square mixed use development currently under construction on Riva Road in Annapolis.

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Pgie OP t1_ja9cb4t wrote

Thanks for the suggestions. I've been to Hideaway, it is good. Very similar menu to Julep in Annapolis, same company. I will check hocofood

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Pgie t1_j95nisx wrote

I haven't rented out a basement, but I did rent a basement for awhile to live in. When my wife and I separated, I needed to find a place relatively quickly and affordably, with a limited lease, to get my bearings.

I found a townhouse, owned by a 20 something female lawyer. She lived in it, rented an upstairs bedroom to a 20 something female social worker. I got the basement.

Had my own bathroom, but had to share the kitchen on the first floor. Common laundry area was also in the basement, a room separate from mine.

I signed a 6 month lease. Shared all utilities on even 3 way split.

It worked for me, gave me some time to get my bearings.

You'll want to check with your insurance company and let them know. Make sure you're compliant with all town/community/HOA laws, rules and regulations regarding this.

One thing to remember, legally, and for insurance reasons, you will need to have egress/window large enough for an adult to get through to get out in case of fire or other emergency. The basement apartment I had had such a window, essentially ground level, and I had a step stool under it in case I needed it to get out.

The rent will be reportable income. Assuming you do pay taxes as required, you'll have to start paying taxes quarterly.

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Pgie t1_ixuip3m wrote

Songs: Legend of a Mind. Moody Blues.

Close second. Comfortably Numb. Pink Floyd.

Honorable mention: Whiter Shade of Pale. Procol Harum.

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