It is a 6 unit multifamily house that was built in the 80's and needs some serious work, likely needing a full siding replacement along with most of the interiors. 

I am just waiting to get the room built for placement and they will come back and move the location of it from under the house.  

If your in town and would like to meet for coffee please let me know. 

Basically there were two owners that bought/built the whole street of duplexes in the 70's.

While in 5 years I have built up a passive income stream from over 30 doors now while maintaining the W2 income as "reserves" and allowing me to take bets that I won't feel comfortable with if I were doing this full time.

First I started looking Upstate NY, SUNY college Towns and decided instead of driving north 2-4 hours I rather fly South 2 hours and avoid the Snow.

Hey All, My name is Eddie Gonnella and I'm originally from Old Town, Maine right next door to the University of Maine where I studied Civil Engineering and lived for 4 years in Orono.

Capitalize on the equity that has been built by pulling out a HELOC on your townhouse .

@Ned Carey: Much of the multi-family housing stock in Boston was built during the city's peak population boom, 1890-1930 (brownstones and wood three-deckers alike), as an upper-middle class response to tenements to increase density.

@Stan R. if this is still an open issue reach out to @David Soble he's a michigan real estate attorney with decades of experience and he's active in all the investor groups around town