There is a distinct possibility that you could end up on the hook for the lease?

These should be available on Youtube as free videos, which you might be able to use w/ an online Youtube video to mp3 converter to get downloaded on your phone w something like Dropbox;Gary Keller's The Millionaire Real Estate Investor / The Millionaire Real Estate Agent (gives impressively distinct vision for how you can grow in rei)Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People (this book is literally amazing)George Clason's The Richest Man in Babylon (cool story with good advice)Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad (though you've probably read it already)

Highlights from Biden’s proposed plan face two distinct obstacles, passing through Congress and having the funds to support the plans.First-time home buyers with a down payment tax credit of up to $15,000Creating a national standard for appraising homes to make sure properties in communities of colors wouldn't be assessed at less than similar homes in comparable white neighborhoods.Fully fund Section 8 vouchers so that every low-income American who qualifies for the program would receive the assistance.

Something like a duplex to start, maybe a B class property (I honestly don't know exact distinctions of each class, but definitely want something safe in exchange for less cashflow at least for the first time).

There is a often a frustrating game of "herding cats" that can happen when trying to use a separate contractor AND a management company that is capable of integrating with construction thanks to both of the groups having distinctly different processes. 

The majority of single family homes in the district can be converted to duplexes (two family flat) or can have legal ADUs added, but the distinction depends on the underlying zoning.

It certainly has a discretionary aspect to it, but, if you include the area as more of a vestibule/coat closet area and make a clear distinction on the plans for the area you will be OK.

Make sure to make a distinction.  

But make sure you understand the distinction that @Dave Foster points out when he says "Because it is a converted investment they will have to prorate the gain between the period they lived in it and the period it was a rental.

In reality there are always differences and distinctions that can make the price considerably different, even within neighborhoods.