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. 

Office space will converted to retail as office space demands decrease, creating even more inventory.2.

When I decided last year to gradually convert my units to LTR, I tried CHBO and FF for a few months.

Or is this a similar situation to interest rates, where you get a better rate for a residence vs investment and if you move out, the rate still is the better one (wishful thinking probably).side note - I'm a bit surprised there is no check in the system(s) when I converted to rental that the residential exemption get removed.

We converted the extra living room into a master suite and updated the kitchen and bath What was the outcome?

Additionally those that can wait it out should have supply and demand on their side as many VR owners have already converted to LTRs thus reducing the supply once the flood gates open.

They want to look into other options, like a ground lease, converting it into an office etc.

Furthermore, the multifamily as a primary residence aspect is outside of my personal expertise and my thoughts contained as many questions as answers.Perhaps @Kory Reynolds (darn link won't work) could provide more clarity and specificity for you.On another notes, you mentioned converting from private to public sewer.

Would you have a corp as your active entity, then it may be interesting to use that to convert active income in the corp to passive income to you.

I look forward to chasing leads from anywhere I can and converting them to transactions.