I mean: you're not purposefully trying to cause harm to anyone else's earning potential. :) Hmm.

I live in Howard County but just put an offer on a home in Baltimore City yesterday for the purposes of rental.

I have been looking for rental properties in my area for the purpose of AirBNB units.

Analyze 50 deals and network with a bunch of investors and you will learn expenses and market cap rates/comparable prices. 

The settlement is roughly 50% for loss in the property's value, 30% for a temporary easement (I've been told this could be considered rental income for tax purposes), and 20% in damages.This is far from tax advice but I want to share what I've learned so far. 

They're easy to buy, easy to finance, easy to sell if you need to, and not much more difficult to own/manage compared to a single family home. 

At some point you will have a vacancy, and I want to know how hard it will be to fillWhat is the current lease per sq ft rate, and how does that compare to the market? 

I am in the process of buying my first multi-family property with the purpose of house-hacking.

Does my foreign partner need to apply ITIN for tax purpose?

In the highly unlikely event that you have multiple water heaters in the building any that are specialized for a specific purpose would qualify for bonus.