I have one rental that was a primary residence convert.

Perhaps at that time I convert it back to a single, subdivide and sell everything, or just sell the triplex.Triplex #23,900 sq ft building on a relatively small lot but quiet dead end street. 

My guess is that the link will get clicks, but do you think this tactic will be more likely to convert leads, i.e., will they fill out the form if they are more engaged?

If it's for a fixed term, you cannot remove them unless they breach the lease and you evict (most typically for non-payment of rent).If they are merely holding over their term, or their fixed term lease converted to a month to month lease then you can terminate the lease for any (non discriminatory) reason with a 30 day notice.A couple of other points.

With the majority of my assets being tied up in 401Ks and Roth IRA’s I am looking into converting those Roth’s into a Self Directed IRA with Checkbook control.

I haven't seen much information about whether the colors matter too much but I am sure the more unique and personal it looks the higher your percentage is for converting.

I'm also considering finding a single family household that I could easily convert into a duplex.

Once you convert this home to a rental, you will no longer be able to take the deduction on Schedule A.

Yes, I am another one of those Rich Dad converts.  

I am looking to convert a 2 resi + 1 commercial to 3 resi.