This will almost certainly translate into a higher sales price when/if you go to sell it, to boot.Here it is direct from the source:So you could either scale it down to being an SFR (which I don't think would be the best idea & note the final bullet point above), or go the other direction and make it a triplex (I like this one).

"Praxis" is a greek word that means "translating an idea into action".

He hung the box and made all connections in there(Translated means pro neat job). 

How do the "value added" services translate to my bottom line as the property owner?

In Spanish there is an old saying, translated: "Only the owner of a horse will make sure the horse is properly fed and cared-for"  ...

Translation, he's never heard of the terms and works at Jiffy Lube during the day.

@Eddie Egelston, I disagree with you because your giving advice based on your experience in the suburbs and it doesn't translate to the south side.

(John 6:35)I also know Jesus is identified in Mark 6:3 as a τέκτων, a builder, rather than as the more familiar English translation, "carpenter."

Residential and commercial do not move in the same cycle necessarily, and lack of leverage / conservative underwriting doesn't necessarily translate into the other...

@Duriel Taylor, @Jay Hinrichs and @Scott Choppin have both hinted at what I see as one of your biggest dilemmas - what do you bring to the table and how does that translate into general experience.