I would feel very comfortable if I had $7,500 reserved owning a duplex incase I ran into a major maintenance issue or larger unit turn. 

Given the whole new Working-From-Home culture that Covid has given us, are any investors starting to explore the options of using FHA loans to purchase properties that they "may or may-not" live in, or live in for a year or so and move out later....

If I ran the numbers right, after taxes etc, a lot of money will be left on the table if sold as is. 

I ran into problems internationally trying to find a way for my VA's to connect to Mojo with their CallRail numbers.

I ran numbers and I couldn't see how small multifamily could work on lots over $200,000.

I ran across a couple of articles I believe on Forbes and Business Insider that presented this issue originally, I thought it was interesting and would incite some great debate.

The last couple times I ran numbers the price to close came out to about 6-7% of the total of the sale unless I needed to cover some of the buyers closing costs, then it could be as much as 10% of the sale price.

I ran across the company Club Wealth in Sumner, WA while looking for work recently.

The culture there supports a high standard of work ethic and the Latin family support system educating then young people with trade skills (you wont see family units teaching trade skills in Cedar Park or any other hipster location).

@Genny Li, I ran across a video on youtube and gave Goo Gone a try.