There is a home by me that I am interested in, it's in a great town and I know that it can produce a great profit for investors.

Often, at least in our experience, it isn't worth the trouble for the seller (especially when they know you are in the right as it appears here) and they ultimately sign OR agree to split that EMD in some way. 

Personally, if she is otherwise a good tenant and has never caused me any trouble, I'd let her reduce her rent.

I am having trouble with getting an FHA loan because I do not have a 2-year work history.

@Jayden BoysunI would get what I already own producing as much PCF as possible and go do it again.

Several other properties with this exact layout and in the same zone have the property type: RESIDENTIAL-DUPLEXSo I guess my question is this:  If I were to go through the trouble of putting in a new and separate heating and cooling unit for this property as well as adding a new power meter for the basement unit, how hard would it be to get this property labeled as a Duplex from a Single Family?  

As the title says, I am struggling to get a HELOC right now. I have 3 properties, all cash flowing really well (yes, I am including vacancy, repairs, and funding a CAPEX account). However, as a result, of my tax forms...

Several other properties with this exact layout and in the same zone have the property type: RESIDENTIAL-DUPLEXSo I guess my question is this: If I were to go through the trouble of putting in a new and separate heating and cooling unit for this property as well as adding a new power meter for the basement unit, how hard would it be to get this property labeled as a Duplex from a Single Family?

While my profile to borrow is strong, I'm having trouble finding financing due to this non-warrantability.Any tips on how I can find a loan?

I'm having trouble sticking to a budget.