., seeing that you are from Berkeley I think you feel my pain.

IE its block to block and all the other stuff you hear.. now all of a sudden those zips are bad.. are you saying that the folks that bought there now own poor assets in bad areas and will soon find out what owning hood properties is all about.the way your post reads is like a malignant growing tumor.

Largest lot on the block.

First is legal requirements for 2 family differ from 3, requiring fire escapes and furnace rooms surrounded by cinder blocks.

Also, if suitable, you may want to paint the areas with a mold killing and/or mold blocking paint once you've identified the source of the problem, to prevent it's reoccurrence.

I have seen some that were almost 40' high and done with nothing but blocks and geogrid behind them.

It is in a very nice area, 3 blocks from where I owner-occupy my 4plex.I would also have a monthly dividend payment to investor for $600.

This school was the only one I found that did the classroom past as a webinar with day and night time 2.5 hour blocks.  

I am looking at another 6 plex right now in an area that is on a bus line, 1 block away from a medical center, 1 block away from dinning and soon to be 2 blocks away from a new LARGE Kroger store that is going in a vacant shopping center.

You might be able to rent it out on Airbnb or other sites and block off the dates when you're renovating it.