Like someone trying to sell you the High Level Bridge. 

Re-direct the downspouts away from the structure, if the house is below street level dig a dry well.

TLDR: Seeking advice on whether/how feasible purchasing a three-unit RT-4 to convert into owner duplex and one income unit is and still qualify for historic tax credit adaptive reuse incentives at federal and state levels, and welcoming any service provider recs to make it happen.The property under consideration: an 1880s 3-flat with a full unfinished basement. 

Thank you all, I thought it was some next level strategy that only dedicated tenants would apply before seeing it.

I've rented from them and I'm not sure I can provide the level of service they're doing...they're pretty awesome! 

A lot depends on your resources and level of experience. 

Also, homes have a different kind of finish out and commercial GCs are on a completely different level than residential GCs.

BP is full of syndicators of all experience levels from very to doing their first ones.my only comment is when you go the route of syndication you are now working in the world of HIGHLY regulated government agencies so you need to be on top of your game and prepared for it. 

Especially in a crazy market like we're experiencing now.So, I've broken down, at a high level, the 12 steps to follow if you really want to get straight to your first/next deal.WARNING: This list is for action takers only!

We just wall off the stairs connecting the two levels.