I live in Delaware county and doesn't know the city well and I am sure there are experienced investors and agents who know it well and can give me direction, which is what this group is about if I recall.

Roofs are $10-15,000 for a typical duplex where I live.  

It’s simple/cheap to execute and makes filing for taxes easy for them because it’s just an additional 1099.But, I don’t love that they’re all in different positions, or that their names are now attached to the title report.

Maybe agreeing to a % from the sale of each home in addition to listing the homes once the construction starts?   

It is still a great house and we are going to live in it for a while and just feel it out :) thanks so much for your guidance.

@Eric Einstein The only things that matter given your situation is equity, length of time you lived in the property, and the numbers as a rental.

In addition, because their rent is high tenants don't stay as long further increasing the vacancy time by increasing the frequency of turnovers.

This property was very enticing to my investor as the possibilities of a full 3rd story addition would make this one of the largest homes in the area.

Rule #1 of househacking is to like where you live.

The sooner you can buy and the more you can buy the better off you are  I am starting off renting in SLC, and will begin my search for a new property, likely to live in for 1 year and then LTR it.