@Jia Liu these types of situations are very normal in Chicago as there are thousands of "garden" units here.

My property is a 3 family plus garden unit.

Looking at some areas that will continue to grow and offer appreciation play would be Clermont/Minneola, Apopka, Winter Garden, Lake Nona, Davenport, St.

I have a place that is willing to give us space, and if I can get an idea of how many people, I can then post the venue and time in the appropriate forum of Events and Happenings.So, anyone want to grab some afternoon coffee in Delray Beach on Saturday, November 7th... maybe people from Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth, Boyton Beach, Boca Raton, or West Palm?

Olde City, Northern Liberties, Fairmount, Spring Garden, Brewerytown, Francisville, Queen Village etc.

There is a gardener doing service biweekly (courtesy service by landlords), per lease tenets are responsible for mowing grass etc.

It is a 1970 single-story, garden-style brick MFH ( 3 building).   

There isn't a ton of small multifamily inside Houston, and they are either high priced (Midtown, Montrose, Heights) or in rougher areas (Kashmere Gardens, Third Ward, East End).

One property tax bill, one insurance bill, one gardener, etc. but more cash flow.

Yes, I have a lot more photos, see the listing online via zillow, trulia, etc. 4161 Garden Ave Los AngelesIt is currently in escrow and will close next month.