I would like to add some value and convert the heat to make it separate for each unit.

Thanks so much.Town- East Hartford CT Units-4 (fully rented) (3000/ month) (All 1 bedroom units) Taxes-6100/year Rent-750/each Repairs needed - roof (will try to have owner pay for cost of roof at closing 10,000$)Future upgrades- convert the attic into a extra bedroom so two top units with become 2 bedroom units (rent will increase to 900/month for 2 units), replace all windows in the house, install coin operated washer/dryer.

Once you have lived in it for a year convert to a rental and repeat.  

It's a 3/2 and 2030 sq ft and we would look at converting it to a 4/2 since this will be a long term home.  

I think the LLP path is to convert to an LP...but I don't think an LP offers full liability protection for all of the partners.So, if I were starting out fresh I would hold the properties in my own name and do my best to protect against liability with a lot of liability insurance,  it wouldn't be a cap or firewall, but with lots of liability insurance the risk would be reduced.  

Over 2100 sq ft 4 bed room 2 bath including a 2 car garage that was converted into living space with permits.

Finance construction, convert to permanent financing with a traditional 20% down using the equity gained during construction.  

Hi All,I'm interesting in buying a property has two apartments in second and third floor and a coffee shop in first floor. the zoning code for property is cmx1. my question is that how difficult to convert the first floor into the third unit. i was told convert a commercial space to a residential will be easier than convert a residential one into commercial one.

They're lazy, greedy pigs who are looking to destroy people's financial lives by telling them, "Sell today and convert 100% of your equity into cash so you can pay all those taxes!"

Send out X mailers, to get y calls, that convert to z transactions.