This is much more cost effective and should be considered up to code unless your town has codes that are stricter than the nationally accepted building code.

It might not even be accepted on your initial terms and most states have buyer focused contingency periods, or a statutory period of 7-14 business days to remit the deposit, perform inspections, organize appraisals and generally renegotiate or cancel without risk to the buyers earnest money deposit.

Investors would classify neighborhoods as A B C D with A usually being VERY safe and B being acceptably safe and C with variety of levels of crime and D would  be "don't come unless you are armed". 

Hey everyone,So I have a duplex in Fishtown and I just accepted a section 8 tenant for my upstairs unit at $2483/month.

The second a sound investment popped up, one of my clients made an offer, it was accepted and we closed in 4 weeks. 

So if I accept them it would sit vacant for two months.What is the next best move here? 

However, all his offers were so outrageously low that they had absolutely no chance of being accepted, or even countered.  

Every business faces a critical decision-making period when deciding whether to accept or go ahead with a business deal.

This is the typical investment strategy for wraps - buy on a wrap (non-qualified assumption) and sell on a wrap and cash flow.It is all a matter of disclosure and the end buyer's acceptance of the risk. 

Seller financing is the bomb dot com if you know how to structure it and can find sellers willing to accept it.