I'm currently researching how to effectively navigate this appeal process.A bit more context:The property has a zoning permit dated 1/16/1956, which includes a variance recognizing it as a three-family unit.I do not possess a building permit that explicitly authorizes use as a three-family dwelling.I'm seeking advice tailored to the Philadelphia, PA area, particularly regarding this situation.

I'm far from an experienced investor, but it's always what I thought could make owning a home in the Bay Area actually affordable.

From here, low-cost would be working with your cleaners on communication, email/text, and creating a shared calendar to track guests check-in and check-out, and then communicating dates/times for cleaners to be there. 

I actually jacked my home up as if it were a car.!

I believe the 100k loan on the triplex is actually a heloc wrapped up in her personal home, but they only offered it due to the fact that she makes income from both of them, so I'm not sure if it's considered an investment loan or a heloc C. 

You're not going to get great advice unless you narrow down what you actually plan on doing. 

I actually read that article and found it very informative.

I actually wouldn't mind letting him out the lease as long as he pays his utilities and maybe a fee (my lease doesn't have this lease break clause... this has taught me a lesson in adding it now) 

SECOND : I was doing research on the actual Max allowable rent for a particular county.

I can tell you in columbus submarkets most of the new construction growth is actually not west. most of the zips I added are between gahanna, buckeye lake, and lancaster, and then up north towards Ostrander and mansfield. these are markets that never build and sold 5 homes before until the last few years.