They don't understand the way I think and are extremely risk adverse.

We have only one rental [it is my son who is hoping to retire by 35 from investments] and we brought our tenants a card with a message of extreme appreciation and $100 cash on Sunday. 

Hi Everyone,The issue I'm having is that the state I currently live in has extremely high prices.

Extremely hard to do after.

We have plans in the future to allow her to become a stay at home mom, but in the mean time having her working and helping me pay off our home that we househack is extremely beneficial!

In my experience, it is extremely difficult to remove someone off of a conventional loan. 

I'd like to mention that if I make the upgrades aside from the two halves of the duplex, I have the space to close off the living room area on my side, which is one of the additions and make it into a short term rental with it's own parking and walkway along with sufficient enough space in the back yard to make a small in-law quarters/tiny home as well with it's secured fence, parking and walkway.My question is: Do I take the risk, invest in the duplex I will own someday with my hard earned liquid cash, expand and create the two short rentals on the property?

The only thing inside RT 128 selling at that price would be a wreck of a tiny condo or a mobile home.PM me the address if you like and I'll take a look at it.

Your price range is on the extreme low end and I wouldn't be surprised if you only find 1/1 units at that range.

When I arrived the property it was extremely overgrown and you couldn’t get to the back of the house.