My rental property is a historic home, divided into 3 units.

@Ben Leybovich You could take your table winnings and divide it into thirds;Then put one third into gold (hedge inflation)Put one third into tax free municipal bonds (tax free income)and put the last third in to Berkshire Hathaway stock, Class A, not the Baby Berks .

Once complete, every dollar expended is paid back leaving the profit, and that is divided as per the agreed upon percentage... and repeat...

.- where company moving forward it seems divided, some want move like before, but most 'software only' co or investment only company is working through 100% WFH model , it seems not having office or greatly reducing office opex is way to go, look at google co where they immediately stopped the project to rebuild campus in downtown san jose- it seems the majority is still willing to choose hybrid model, not just because of office opex is less but people seems enjoying more work-life-balance these days.- dont think there would be reversion to the norm.

You find the Rent-to-Value Ratio by taking the monthly rent dividing by the purchase price.

Take your principle, interest, taxes, insurance and HOA payment divide by 30 days add 20% that's the rents.

Experience in building/remodeling properties and adding ADU's - dividing properties to collect 2 rents in SFH homes.

Usually when you want to sub divide properties you need to notify the surrounding properties and they can/may object.

These were originally single family homes but legally divided into duplexes and zoned for multifamily use.

Perhaps the original survey was divided into numerous tracts and one of the tracts was Tract 19.