The icing on top is that when we are ready to move out to the suburbs it will not be seen as a liability I wish I didn't have.While househacking is cool, and I'm already a landlord of two turnkey houses in Austin, I do not have the time to rehab a new place or the desire to live in a B+ neighborhood.

You just broke the ice with a real estate professional in your area by making the call.ALWAYS find FREE ways of doing things before using your money.

The location of our duplex is cream of the crop in Minnesota.

We've been playing with a new toy lately and I'm wondering if any anyone else has any experience with dry ice blasting machines.

Never-mind getting cash out, that's icing on the cake.

Icing on the cake!

Your Section 8 tenant would like an ice maker in their refrigerator? 

Yes, some LO who lacks products and would like to sell their good services but to me, that's more icing on the cake than the necessity, and a good service should be the standard, not something you advertise to stand out.   

Enjoy a Lappert's ice cream for me!  

You are treading on very thin ice not knowing the law if you intend to be a landlord.