CF is our primary goal, but to increase CF we wanted to purchase additional units.

I know this property inside and out it needs a bunch of work but I think I can purchase it as my primary residence it with about 75,000 in equity while still helping my uncle get rid of what is a liability to him. 

We also live in Tacoma and have a fair amount of equity in our primary residence.

Do you think it is worth renting out a unit if it has been a primary residence and will increase in value for sale in the long run? 

My real estate tech startup Clever, based in downtown STL, is a licensed brokerage, and everyone on the team had to become licensed agents -- but given that our full-time jobs are at a startup, none of us are "realtors" in the traditional sense. 

If not you have to go the traditional route of hiring an Architect and then a GC.

Hi @David HaldMy primary residence (two family) had a tenant in place in one of the units.

My guess is that this will drive down rents to the point where they would compete with the more traditional apartments in the downtown area.

There's a max of 4 units on this type of situation for primary residence though.

Just a thought. still suggest that given the city council just voted to ban STR in all but your primary home and even that for just 1/2 the year?