Is that interior lot line assumed when a duplex is built, or is some kind of formal process needed?

Quote from @Alex Pelletier: Quote from @Allen Berrebbi: I'd love one with built in accounting.

The feedback I received when considering buying it was that the empty lots on either side was a plus as there's lots of new construction in the area and the value would go up once new homes are built around it.

@Caleb Raymaker there's not a lot of OOS investors looking at Bay City, Flint or Saginaw.Decent amount looking at Traverse City area.Detroit and Grand Rapids get most of the attention.

Just a solid single family home, well built, in an area that is perfect for long term appreciation due to proximity to DC.

The new house is a 2020 built and the old one is 1960.

Our city is experiencing rapid growth and presenting excellent opportunities for investors.I would be delighted to connect and share insights about our current market and turnkey properties.

The property has a total of 9 buildings and was built in 1977.

I didn't see your post until today. 30 - 45 days should not be an issue.This is the reason why I personally have built a buyers list of qualified buyers who can close with cash in 10-15 days (its never really that short between sorting out title issues, sending contracts back and forth, etc.)I feel comfortable telling the seller that although the contract says 30-45 days we can more than likely wrap the deal up in 10 - 15 business days barring any unforeseen circumstances.@ Tommy - I took a look at the cost of those leads. 25 leads a month for $150?

Location is important to both, a well built property in the wrong location can be a big loser.