You will have to either rent out the unit, live in it, or move it off the lot. 

Do you pay for cable service in these units?

We have owned 14 SF rentals and 4 apartment complexes totaling near 1,000 units, and over 17 year period we have been sued exactly once.We had a 350lb resident that missed the bottom step of the staircase, fell and hurt himself. 

I'm not saying it's the right call or not, but if you try other things and can't get results you either move to another place or take the 'legal' route....that could be another option is ask them if they have another unit you could move into.

@Brandon Weis just an overly conservative bank. 3.5% down with FHA on up to 4 units.

Check if the voucher is for the size of unit you have. 4.

I was thinking I want to find a duplex that has land and allows for building of more units on the property.

I will also note that the RC zoning district allows for quite a few extra units so you would get the best use out of your land by building a quadplex or something like that.if you are interested in going forward though I work part time at NOLA builds in town and they do great work for construction at all levels.feel free to reach out if you have more questions 

I've looked at PM software and it seems AppFolio is the clear favorite, but it requires a minimum of 50 units to sign up.

Hello @Jared Leggett,I agree with @Nicholas L.Westchester and Suffolk Counties have median multifamily (2-4 unit) pricepoints that are about $200K below what you'd find within the boroughs (excluding the Bronx & S.I.).That said, it is possible to househack in these markets with ~ $50K.