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. 

-Context, I would obviously have utilities included in the long term unit and wouldn't be "converting" SFH into anything more than closing off a door way or hallway...no need to  be getting permits for new electrical/plumbing/new structure.

Two of which can be converted to duplexes via additions.

I would like to know what's the balance of your portfolio in %Mainly I want to know asset classes and if you want throw in some type of stocksI would eventually want20% STNL NNN20% Purpose Built Multi Family25% Leasehold MHPs10% Single Family Rentals (Detached and Condos)10% Converted Triplex/Fourplex5% Debt

I am about to convert the one old oil furnace, used for both units, into 2 split traditional HVAC systems.

Technically it was a 2/2, but my cash buyer converted the den to a third bedroom.

2nd floor is a 2/1 i'm converting to 3/1 and 3rd floor is a 1/1.Bonus question: Would section8 count them as two units or one?

My broker couldn't get me a 2nd vacation property loan, so I found a new broker who was willing to get me another vacation property loan, I just had to write a letter stating the other property was converted to an investment property and was no longer a vacation property.

I saw a 3b 1 bath and was wondering if converting 1 small bedroom to a bathroom would be better than keeping it 3/1.