However this credit union is not willing to cash out any equity only offer me an equity line that can be converted to permanent financing.

Purchase price: $260,000 Cash invested: $226,000 We just purchased our 3rd property at the end of January 2020, this is a single-family house that my partner and I are converting into a duplex.

I guess I was only looking for 28 inches. it is for $1,500 which is highthere might be enough room to cut into, but I don't know for sure until I pull it outhas anybody ever converted a slide in to a free standing range? 

All three have mortgages, are cashflow positive, and are low maintenance.I have found a multi-use (zone R-2) property that I would like to convert into a triplex.

To convert from a duplex to triplex in Philly not only will you need the zoning, but the permitting process gets more complicated as well.

If I were to do a househack, I would considering Airbnb-ing or something more creative like adding a wall to split the units or adding an ADU/converting garage to a unit as that will most likely allow it to more easily cash flow.These are just some of the tips that I have heard and am happy to share.

. #3 If the road described in problem #2 is installed with sewer access, the back home which is currently on Septic will be required to be converted to City Sewer at my cost. #4 the house is currently in a location zoned SFR and is non-conformant but "grand-fathered" in to this exception.

Use the 1031 to purchase investment property that you later convert into a succession of primary residences. 

If however the shell needs to be totally converted to a new concept all together the costs could rise a lot.

I currently house hack my own home after converting it from a 3 bedroom to a 4 bedroom and I previously owned a rental condo.