Partial transactions are structured on purpose for many strategic reasons.

We are talking about a centenarian house in a strategically privileged location (Malden, MA, near the orange line).The main challenge we are facing has to do with the house support from the basement beams and columns.- Slight tilt/landsliding in the front facing edge due to insufficient column support.This was evidenced by the marble test (rolling at accelerated speed toward the edges) and a few auto-closing doors.

I'm wondering there is an SF Bay Area group of ladies whom meet to discuss/strategize/encourage about investing in multi-unit properties. 

Any way, we were able to strategically have him establish credit within a month.

Probably not the most robust but it works great for us.

I love how robust it is and the support at OwnerRez is very good in my opinion.Even though I had my own business website I recently ditched it and am using one of OwnerRez's sites instead.

Your answers to the follow-on questions are super-helpful as I strategize my first house hack in the KC Metro.

You can still find single family properties that are listed that are bringing in 10% CoC and if you're strategic on location you're going to see some modest to good appreciation.  

It is also  a more robust retirement plan with high contribution limits, Roth features and the availability of participant loans. 

WE have to build some pretty robust storm sewer systems sometimes that system alone with be 10k a lot.. etc etc.. as they say its all location specific.