So you give $100k away to a charity and you have a $50k cost basis on the remaining property.

The additional costs for commissions and costs are negligible in the bigger picture and if you are looking at capital gains tax it's a deductible sales expense which more than offsets the additional costs.

Though it has a higher upfront cost, multi-family properties are generally better suited for house hacking compared to single-family homes for a few reasons. 

Here is the link to Dave's analysis: 

Make sure materials are not back ordered this will cost you time and money Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

You can look into bundling the properties into a blanket portfolio loan to save on fees and closing costs.

They would require skin in the game (cash) and your analysis on a specific deal before funding 80-90% of the purchase price + construction costs.

How expensive would it be, and what could it possibly cost in return?

Now the tenant will not leave, and we have started the eviction process.This is a clear (and costly) learning experience for me, but does anyone have suggestions about what I can do to fix this situation?

Let’s take a deeper dive.Bonus DepreciationDepreciation allows you to deduct the cost of an asset over its useful life.