You will buy a building with a double digit cap rate but it will be in an F areaWhat's the solution?

If it was my project, I would try to focus on getting people into a few finished units ASAP just to cut down the bleeding of 16 empty units.The 1/3" plywood is probably a good suggestion and is probably the correct way to solve the problem.Fixall and a belt sander will probably also do the trick to solve the problem for a little cheaper but a bit more labor.Alternatively, some carpet with thick pad for now could also be a reasonable solution.

Our possible solution is to change our use of the lot to a SFR (the front unit we live in) and then permit the rear unit as an attached ADU.

@Adam Anderson I'm thinking about solutions.

What is your alternative solution? 

As Peter Drucker once said, pick solutions you can back out of with the least cost.

Maybe but why did it need to be so complicated My solution: A bonfire!

One of the easiest mistakes newbie investors do is rent out a home they were living in as it just might be convenient to do so but maybe not be the best solution to what they are trying to achieve.  

Materials that can prepare me for the NY exam.I am aware that the NY exam does have questions that put you in real life scenarios where you need to calculate using numbers and also have questions with scenarios where x person has said money but wants to do this and I can to also describe the solution to that’s person problem etc

So there is an empty room for rent , the solution is simple , rent that room to the most vile obnoxious person you know , make the others want to move out .