Our lot works financially and practically since off-street parking can still be provided for all three homes, and there is substantial semi-private outdoor space for each of them as well.

Well, that house is in bad condition and semi abandoned, and it doesn't have gutters.

The saving grace for Toronto condo owners *that bought a few years ago* is the fact that they still usually cash flowed a bit but are now benefiting the sky high prices of SFD and semi homes.

You see these buildings on the interstates all the time, typically being transported in two pieces by a pair of semis. 

I think eventually business in the heart of cities will return to semi-normal conditions, and that a lot of people will still place high value on being near all that for the social/entertainment aspect, especially young adults. 

Pls helpI’m semi new to rei and have been looking high and low in this ugly market to get my hands on a good deal.

Do I really have to wait to be debt free or can I be semi debt free?

But if you do it's possible to net $1,000/month cash flow on a semi.

The property is semi updated and sits in a decent/quiet neighborhood close to the center of town.

of course, I'm not paying a property manager...I am the property manager for the first while :-)about the property - a semi-detached home with three separate units. property looks to be in good condition, recently rehabbed, and in a neighborhood that is slowly gentrifying.I would love to hear some feedback.