It's eating away every bit of cash flow from the property and then some.Both units currently have baseboard heating - which I've heard can be on the more expensive side of heating options - but I'm not sure if this amount is realistic for the area, or if there is a better heating option that I should look into for a reasonable cost.

(Unless it was a rental, then you have to pay depreciation recapture as well, usually at 25%.) 

Can confirm that as of today, for the annual membership, both of the following codes work:PROBFCM - 23% Off for 1yr - At checkout there is a prompt that reads “Then $390/yr after coupon expires”REALESTATEROCKS - 20% Off - no prompt or message at checkoutGood luck folks.

Live in the multi-family for a year, then move back into your own home and rent out the unit.If if not ideal, it's worth the hassle. 

If she's willing, which it sounds like she is, your mother-in=law can get the line of credit with her property in her name and then you can just use the line. 

If you can get a note for 200K at no interest and you have completed your due diligence on this deal, then go for it. 

WAY cheaper than then thousands if not 10’s of thousands in extra interest. 

Then things went south...I decided to gut the rest of the basement since it got water damaged from the foundation issue.

It should have been 2-3 months and I was in it for 7 months renovation and then took almost 4 months to sell.

I then bought a duplex and eventually got bigger.