@Kelvin HeSome things to consider:Transfer Taxes: Some jurisdictions impose transfer taxes when property ownership changes, even if it's to an LLC you own.Due-on-Sale Clause: Check your current mortgage agreement for a due-on-sale clause, which might require you to pay off the mortgage if the property is transferred to an LLC.

(Yes I know there are other restrictions/conditions.)In the past, I have toyed with the idea of a vacation/rental property in Ocean City, MD, Rehoboth/Bethany/Dewy, DE, and/or the Deep Creek Lake, MD area (I like the idea of being within 3 hours of the rental property in case something goes horrible wrong and I need to travel to the property). 

If the tenancy is a specified lease term under a written agreement, and the lease term has not yet expired, you cannot impose a rent increase during the term, unless the lease agreements provides that you may do so. 

I met a private mortgage broker through the forums that told me North Dakota is very restrictive. 

Plus, if a unit is vacant, you lose part of your potential income, which might be more impactful compared to having multiple units in a larger property.Market Limitations: Depending on the Lubbock market, there might be a limited number of duplexes available, which can restrict your options or inflate prices due to high demand.Resale Market: Duplexes might not appreciate as rapidly as single-family homes, depending on the area and market trends.Hope that gets you started, shoot any questions you have my way!

I’m sorry your fees are so high per transaction you have to offer one for a higher rate lower ltv and restricting the borrower from potential cashout .

Air restriction was causing my system to freeze and over work.After 3 months the cost of this mat is $400/ month + $300 service charge. 

Each lot is .5-.75 acres without HOA restrictions.

Is there any restrictions on calling it "insurance" if the landlord is just going to deposit it into their reserves?

I'd do your due diligence to understand if there are parking or use restrictions here that might make backfilling the office space more difficult in the future.- So I understand correctly that you will "cash flow" or profit $80K a year?