Quote from @Tom Cooper: Hello, my name is Tom Cooper.

If you are looking to just add an opening between the units since you are utilizing it as one dwelling, then typically you could just add a fire rated door.

But remember that for studios, tenants typically would pay their own cable, electric and other utilities and maintenance, so the gap is bigger than just the base rent comparison.Our tenants have the option of paying an extra $10/week to have a mini-fridge in their room, and $10/week for weeks they want a window A/C unit.

CRM's are typically "add-ons" for real estate software making them half baked. 

Quote from @Kerry Baird: Is the house rented?   

If you're living on the road, this could be a bit challenging unless you're comfortable working with a reliable property management team.On the flip side, long-term rentals (whether it’s one or two properties) typically offer steadier, more passive income but might not generate as much monthly cash flow.

I have a client who wants a contractor's info incase he finds a property he can give them a call and get a quote.

Quote from @D Kirk: Hi,I've been researching seller carry back financing for multifamily, and have talked to a few commercial lenders willing for the seller to carry the down payment for a apartments.

Quote from @Kenneth Jenkins: Great overview. 

Quote from @Joe Derobertis: Hi All,I've recently acquired a few properties and have started using Stessa (since I get it for free with a BP Pro membership) for bookkeeping.