If so, that's one less unit worth of rent....but then again, it provides a roof over your head and more cost-effective than rent or owning a 1unit (condo/SFR). 

If not, you'll be cashflow negative even when you are renting out both sides. 

I mean this to be encouraging and not negative.

Mostly cosmetic with cost effective touches to the bathrooms and kitchen to improve aesthetics What was the outcome?

I think I've found a home where I could employ an effective subject to deal. 

@Elizabeth Susan Ademi, seems like a lot of “Negative Nancies” telling you to talk your wife out of pursuing her dream.

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face" -Mike TysonI apologize if this came off more negative than I intended (it's hard to gauge due to it being text) but I truly have your best interest in mind.

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I always take negative reviews with a grain of salt. 

However assuming a 7.5% interest rate on 20% down, and saving 5% Capex/5% repairs/7% Vacancy/10% management I actually end up with slightly negative cash flow.