Better late than never, right?

Good luck on finishing it up. 

Sorry for the late response but I'm rarely on BP these days.

In CT, nearly all multifamily properties are old (late 1800s to early 1900s).

At this point I think I need to finish the renovations regardless.

A partner and I are looking to get into house-hacking mid-late next year and are starting the process early.

Once finished, the stackable duplex will provide two modern rental units in a high-demand Charlotte neighborhood, poised to deliver strong cash flow and long-term appreciation.

Once finished, the stackable duplex will provide two modern rental units in a high-demand Charlotte neighborhood, poised to deliver strong cash flow and long-term appreciation.

I have been with Fundrise since late 2017 but all Real Estate equity (~75%) and debt (~25%) with a fairly small investment that, according to their calculations, has returned gross ~7.5%pa (growth + dividends) over that 7 year period.So the above is not bad based on general risky asset long term annual returns, but the S&P 500 has returned (growth+ dividends reinvested) ~14.3% pa over that same period (source: using https://ofdollarsanddata.com/sp500-calculator/).

I just finished reading Dirt Rich and it's peaked my interest in the possibilities of land investment.