I would not convert/build an accessory unit counting on it to increase the properties value right away.

I can't sell it now because I won't get close to what it'll be worth once the easements are in place. Is it too soon to hook up with a developer if the lawsuits won't be finished for a few years?

I'm currently in Indianapolis, Indiana and I'm planning out my future house hacking journey before I leave Cosmetology school around September 2020( I started school around June 10th 2019 and I'm currently on leave due to some health issues).I've been a unmarried homemaker for the past 3 or 4 years, I'm currently building my credit (I'm around 600 so far), and I plan on working part time as soon as I graduate from beauty school.

A 92 units, C Class, value-add beauty. 

That's the beauty of being an informed investor though, if you don't like the offering move on.

If I have to go through all of this, might as well buy a real triplex.I spoke to the local home owner association president and he tells me triplex conversion, with fire escapes, bar in front windows would ruin the suburban feel of the area besides bringing in more traffic, overcrowding the schools and crime.Imagine all the problems an added basement apartment creates.The neighbor down the street who started the bruhaha, who was cited, combined the 2BR/1ba unit with the 1BR/1ba illegal unit, had a really large beautiful apartment.

In year 11 we finally moved with our two sons into a beautiful new 5 bedrm 5 bath home in a fantastic community. 

Louis is a beautiful city.

My wife and I have two beautiful children (the oldest just turned 2) who are our motivation for looking into REI.

I have 2 beautiful children and an amazing wife.