Hello,If I convert my traditional IRA to Roth IRA, I understand it will be taxed as an ordinary income.  

I own a 3-plex, which was converted from a large, old home (built in 1910, converted in the 1990's).

I am looking in converting a single family home into a multi unit per zoning code. 

It is not consistent (which is why I recommend converting $ made from deals into performers for cash flow after you take your salary).

Thinking about converting it into a FHA loan so I can use my VA loan later on.

A cool convertible game/card/bumper pool table.

It sounds like your tenants are well off their last leases (which is a shame - even if your lease converts to month to month per the terms, always sign renewals and keep them current).

I was in a similar boat recently when the tenant failed to convert the water to their name - and pay their $200 water bill.

After the conference, we had a group of about 20 people committed to do a deal together.One of our guys on the project became the deal maker, and the rest of the team were due diligence.Because there was a lot of hair on the deal with respect to attempts to convert the project from apartments to condos in which paperwork was not done correctly, we were in a strong negotiation position to reduce the purchase price down over a million dollars.

We converted this house into a 4plex.