Hello BP,We built an addition to a SFH and converted it from a 1-residence to a 2-residence unit. 

I would reach out to a good friend of mine @Andy Thoms who recently went to work for a VERY LARGE financial institution (translates to better terms and rates) that is launching a solution for what you are looking to do. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

I'm still working on a solution for me going away in general, but this is a high-need issue if a breaker blows, and it seems since this change to the electric it will. 

They will be able to go over the minutiae of problems and come up with solutions.A mastermind group sounds like more of a motivation and bigger picture solution.

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Houston.

., foreign nationals and resident/nonresident aliens).

@Matthew RiveraYou likely only require one accountant in your scenario.You will be required to file a resident tax return in the state of New York since you live within the state.You may be required to file a Pennsylvania non-resident state tax return to report the rental income/loss to the state.One accountant should be able to do this.I actually live in New York and Invest in PA. please feel free to reach out to me if you have any tax questions.

Anyways, my question is: I have a primary single family residence that I have lived in for 3 years now.

I found biggerpockets when I was looking for my primary residence.