Where I live legal multi family homes seem few and far between, but single family homes with apartments attached whether they are basement or garage converted seem to be more prevalent.

I plan on renting out the house that I am currently living in.For property that I am converting from my primary residence to a rental, I plan on buying some new appliances, and installing new kitchen cabinets before renting it out in 2019.

very safe if done in basement by pellet auger or outside wood boiler. cheaper than anything. renewable. im looking convert 3 boilers over to wood boiler or pellet boiler in maine. 

The other 2 STRs have been converted back into long term rentals and although the gross revenue is less, the net profit is pretty darn close.

Hi, I'm thinking about rehabilitating a 20 unit building and would like to convert them into 16 Condominium units. 

The second example is about converting investment into your primary and the rules are different. 

Does anyone have any experience with converting SFR to a Multi? 

I view Facebook as a "follow up tool" - place a pixel on your site and re-target them if they not converted into a deal.  

The house was originally a duplex, but the city enforces a rule that a duplex that sits vacant for 12+ months in our zoning district, then it will be a non-conforming use and thus must be converted to single-family. 

My friend bought a MLS listed 3/2 house that’s now converted into a 7/3 and yields roughly $4200/mo of rent on a $200k purchase price.