So, I'm about to close next week, and I've been looking at commercial properties, specifically 5-8 unit ones.I recently made an offer on an 8-unit building in the Southeast, which seemed like a great deal.

I made the upstairs unit in a nice Airbnb unit which I'm currently getting around $2400 monthly average.

I know I can only buy up to 4-units and I have house hacked before so I am not afraid of that investment strategy.

Ft ranch home with new appliances ( Refrigerator, dishwasher, stove(electric or gas), washer/dryer, microwave etc and contemplating whether it requires and electrical upgrade from 100 amps to 150/200 amps.Currently the HVAC system installed for central heating/cooling is  15 amps)and there is gas water heater.Do you anyone know if this needs to a mandatory upgrade or any recommendations around the same and what it can cost to upgrade electric panel to 150 amps/200 amps?

The part that I'm caught up on is that in IRS Publication 523, page 11, it says the following, which is where I think my situation is a little different because I rented out bedrooms rather than units in a X-plex:The home is under my name, but we were planning on filing jointly.

We're not a Quicken Clone, loan advisors are experts in all manner of programs, "blending technology with a handshake".Quick highlights - 1-4 unit, business statement loans, down to 660 up to 90% CLTV and more.

I always visit multi-unit properties during the nighttime and weekends to see what type people live in the neighborhood and in the properties I am considering to purchase.

Unit B has unexpected capex of $xx,xxx3.  

I'm currently doing a rehab on a 7 unit multifamily that I own.

I have a 4 unit building in Long Beach CA and looking for alternative rental property insurance companies.