In my town (New Orleans) property lots are narrow 30-50ft wide, which can make a side by side house have very narrow configuration (we have tons of "shotgun" side by side houses here, where each side is 12-14ft wide).I have house hacked a up/down duplex (my first house) that I still own.I believe that noise is less of an issue with an up/down duplex, than a side by side.  

This happened to me when booking a bachelor party in New Orleans.

We can enjoy Atlanta (2 Hours away), and Nashville (3 Hours), Destin (4 hours), Chattanooga (2 hours), New Orleans (5 hours).Birmingham has an excellent food scene with many award winning restaurants, great breweries, a thriving downtown, beautiful parks and nature areas, and concerts/entertainment. 

There's great stuff out there.I recently connected with another brand new investor from New Orleans you might want to chat with.

However I do invest in nearby Lafayette and New Orleans and I have STRs, MTRs, and LTRs with some success.

@Robin Searle - I know New Orleans was considering something like this last year. 

In New Orleans, any lease that is shorter than (I think ) 90 days has always been illegal in the French Quarter. 

Any recommendations for a title company or lawyer for a "Subject To" deal in New Orleans or Metairie LA

How's the New Orleans market...not so hot right now?

But immediately afterwards property values rose tremendously, because New Orleans doesn't fit in Jackson.