There's not a convenient location from the HVAC to move the line and the plumber quoted me at 3K to move the pipe and knock down a lot of walls to do it. 

This is all assuming the area it is in is a good one and convenient for you but I'd say go for it.  

@Ryan Ebzery I’d be cautious about Warwick as they have an aging population and some financial problems relating to pension obligations that are almost certainly going to mean even higher taxes in the future.They’ve been closing elementary and middle schools over the past several years and I just don’t see a lot of promising developments on the horizon.It’s not a hard no, if you can find the right deal, but I lean against it personally.Providence has some of the same issues but they’re more well known and some of the increased taxes are already baked in (such as different tax rates for landlords vs. owner occupants).I feel we’re in for more unpleasant surprises in the Warwick story and more tax hikes than Providence, and Providence has a lot more going on economically than Warwick by far so I feel it’s more resilient and will bounce back better.I like Cranston quite a bit but a lot of other people do, too, so prices there have kind of gone up quite a bit.

Right now, I'm leaning towards RUBS (Ratio Utilities Billing System) which is just a calculation based on factors like occupants per unit and such.

I’ll keep looking but as you said I’m leaning towards a high yielding savings fund.

As a newbie, understand your own risk tolerance and lean on successful people in that market place (just like asking this question). 

I’m leaning towards the OC one as well.

I’ve been leaning towards letting the license go.

The intent in purchasing the SFR was to rent it out, however it would've been slightly more convenient to live in it and rent the duplex.

Instead I got into construction management and ran several companies even my own.I will not recommend a liscene unless it is very convenient.