A question I have is if it's worth finding a 1-4 unit to house hack here or is it more feasible to find a single family to moderately rehab and convert to a rental? 

The window also looks like it was converted from a doorway to a window so turning that back should be simple.

This was an SFR that the owner converted into a triplex working alongside his contactors.

During economic downturns, it's been pretty common in the last few decades for investors to buy up old high-quality brick homes in areas near the urban core and convert them to duplexes or rooming houses, and then Section 8 them out.

The exit strategies…this is where I think the live-in flip really shines.Traditional flippers are usually taxed on the income from a flip at their current tax bracket….If you have lived in the home for 2 of the last 5 years however, and you sell, you pay no taxes on the gains (with some limitations).You can convert the home to a rental.

Instead of rolling it over to my new employer, I was hoping to convert it to a solo 401k and purchase notes- My new RE weapon of choice.Here's the Q's- 1.

A parlor was converted to a bedroom by making the entrance smaller and adding a door so I'm not sure what I will find behind that paneling, its probably not plaster and lath so I'll need to make the drywall portion blend seamlessly with the rest of the plaster wall.

If in the middle of the tenancy, can the tenant convert the pet to ESA by getting an online certification?

Did a 57k rehab, including 2 kitchens and 2 baths, also converted the heating from oil to gas.

As long as the LTR rents are being paid, we can cover the STR long term (at least to the end of summer at which time we would consider converting one or both units to LTR).There are a lot of STR owners who are over leveraged and did not have adequate reserves.