Although like I stated finding infill lots is pretty tough in that market these days.You have more energy than anyone I’ve ever met - certainly more than me.  

Love the energy you're bringing in real estate is all about learning, adapting, and surrounding yourself with the right people.

Love the energy.

Sounds like you’re bringing great energy to the space.

Some utility companies require someone to be paying for minimal heat in every residence (so pipes don't burst in the winter) and make it very difficult to remove your name and payment information once you give it to them as a result, which can put, me, as a property manager and agent of the owner, in a difficult position if they, say, put the house up for sale vacant and it sits on the market for months. 

Right now, we have window units and electric baseboards for heat.

The heating systems are separate.

Ask the seller for help with time or structure ( keep in mind. seller , brokers are also looking for a close rather than spend the emotional energy going over the process from scratch)If the seller wants this to close, two options:• extend the contract 30–45 days• allow a small seller carry so you can fill the gap on a bridge loanSometimes a small seller note (even 5–10%) makes a tough deal workable.4.

When markets heat up, SFHs often rise faster in value than small multifamily assets.4.

The only downside: conversions take time, energy, and there's always something unexpected behind a wall.