I’m a Boston-based realtor who’s watched house hackers turn Greater Boston’s high-priced market into a wealth-building machine, but let’s be real—this area’s cash flow can be tough to crack. I’m dying to hear how you’...

I’m pragmatic, detail-minded, and not in a rush.

Water/sewer backup coverage, which only comes into play when the water/sewer lines backup into your tub, shower, sinks, toilets, and it flows out and damages the home. 

Sounds like you’re jumping into the deep end—NYC multifamily can be a goldmine or a nightmare depending on how you play it.

I was a good high school player, and I played at every park in south Philly from the late 80s to the early 2000s. 

Are the tools and templates (like the policies manual) truly plug-and-play or did they need major customization?

Quote from @Chris Seveney: I saw this today and thus could really open up the playing field if this were to pass.

Now, I'm actually very interested in education and have played with the thought of starting up a small school for years.

You're absolutely right to consider how refinancing could play out after modifying a property for higher cash flow.Here's the Refinancing Reality for Co-Living Homes:You nailed it — a 7-bedroom SFH often doesn’t appraise the same way a typical 3-bed would.Appraisers use comps of similar homes in the area.

The legal system doesn’t really care if it “feels” fair, only that every technical step was followed to the letter.Now, as for your first question: yeah, the landlord can usually send a new, corrected Pay-or-Quit notice while everything’s still playing out in court.