If you can use it as office space, maybe you can lease it together together with one of the units.Or can one of the other units be rented as a unit with a addition separate entrance in-law suit and set it up so that those 2 units are linked through the lease as one unit even if they are not physically connected?

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I linked the Q&A for reference (David discusses this around 3:44):https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Thank you

If you follow this link this is a really good article by HGTV that breaks down further the costs/benefits of a pool and if you should keep it or not.

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To accomplish it you want to LINK (not sync, it is different) each individual house to the listing with both houses."

I take better action if there's one and if it includes links to resources, would be helpful.

Another less-ideal factor is that if I buy these on one loan (as may be necessary to meet minimum deal size) then I will have them forever linked, even after I refinance, unless I pay off the loan.

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