and am planning on doing another HH (4 - plex) when I can, I'm also looking to break into small mulit-family ((8 - 15) units) as my first "real" investment by raising private capital, both by the end of the year hopefully.My question is meant to start a conversation as I look at House Hacking as dipping your toe in the water prior to diving in, there is not much information on what to do between dipping your toe in and swimming... so, 1.)

For instance if you had a few acres in an undeveloped area, you may use it for camping or if there was water on the property maybe fishing. 

Then He plays very loud music, won’t let anyone in his unit including the water department cause our water bill and electric bills have skyrocketed, when the contractor goes upstairs to fix the upstairs unit he lets everyone know there was a suicide in the unit which we feel will scare away another tenant when we are trying to get it filled.

You need to make sure the basement is 100% dry or you will deal with water and mold problems, destroying your investment.

At the time, I was selling water systems door to door and purchasing property was the furthest thing on my mind.

Being interested in new technology, I decided to test the waters and purchased 1 NFT worth $50.

I was informed that the downstairs unit was flooded about 3 years ago from a water leak and there have been a few other minor water-related issues as well. 

That includes items such as a bigger water meter, work in public space, updating the energy efficiency, fire sprinklers, and so on.

When doing the inspection the tenant said not long ago there was water in the basement up to her ankles but was fixed recently.

They're especially great at putting the fear of God into you that if you don't use a "professional" to do the work, oh, water could get into siding, and cause serious damage, and no, no, no, you don't want that...They also offer the outside trim ("zero-maintenance") wrappers for the windows that you would want a bender brake to make.