The property manager also never sent pictures of the unit or gave me a heads up on any of the expenses to turn the unit, so there is no possible confusion about obtaining consent.I’m interested to hear how others might handle this situation.

Hi,I'm operating a STR turned MTR 1 bedroom basement unit.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

I believe it's a great unit for flipping condo's and 2-4 units but unsure how the demand would be for 9 condo units. 

Then possibly refinance, and look for 3-4 unit property as my first rental.

But, for some of the larger ones (10+ units), I also give them "official" public names with signs.I recently bought a place - a 15-bedroom co-living house - on 14th Street. 

I'm looking at investment properties in San Francisco, mainly homes and multi-unit buildings.

House Hack is when you purchase a single family home or 2-4 units and live there as your primary.

It would be difficult to provide a reasonable amount for annual repairs without knowing the size or unit count of the building, but I know if you had to renovate a unit or the building, the investors I work with use $120-150/sqft depending on the extension of the renovation project and how high-end finishes you would use.

If that is the case, and a 4-unit is in your price range, I would consider jumping in and owner occupying one unit in a 4 unit building and renting out the other 3.