I also think of a multi family unit as having a multiplier or things to go wrong, two water heaters, two sets of people to chase for rents etc.

Also, I’d would test the water with a really low offer, and make sure you get your due diligence done.

I found out when I was checking the house out and saw water slowly leaking down the siding.

If you pour water into a broken vase, water will come out.

Austin has a terrible public transportation system compared to what you're used to, so be careful not to underestimate the time it takes to navigate this city.

They need to put that in the system so the buyers agent is also aware of this upfront.

Apparently there was a problem with the septic system on our proposed property polluting his property when the house was occupied (it's been a while).

I'm really impressed with your system!

It's rare for tenants to pay their own heat in NYC (it does happen in newer buildings, though I'd be surprised if a brand new 2 unit in Queens would be going for 400K), but even assuming they do, you need to pay for electric in common areas and I've never heard of a tenant paying water in NYC.

From all the podcasts I've listened to regarding the topic, you need systems.