Because of the tension from the dual closers, it makes moving suitcases in and out harder for guests. 

This would be DUAL AGENCY for him, and he will be getting Commission or Fees for his services.

@Ken LeibundguthYou cannot originate a FHA loan and be a realtor on the same transaction.Technically, that is the only legal restriction.However, many employers, both lenders and real estate companies, do not allow dual employment.There is huge liability and exposure for steering, conflict, among other potential legal, RESPA, and compliance risks.These are 2 industries with HEAVY regulation, so many employers do not want any part of it. 

Think about: zoning, dual metering, dual electrical drops (maybe), parking, (if a well or septic can it handle the extra load).Regarding the value add or the rental increases, it's best to talk to a couple of (very successful) Realtors who have worked the area for some time and get their input on this, so you can make an intelligent decision.Just asking for some rule of thumb on the internet is probably not going to give an accurate number for your neighborhood and individual SFH.And since such a conversion will result in a lot of lost storage area, will you need to offer tough sheds or the equivalent to make the units compete for market rent?

I have a new low voltage fixture I want to hang about 10 ft. away.

I plan to get dual citizenship (U.S. and Mexican) before closing, so I can close purchase under Mexican citizenship (the property is within a few km of the coast, if that matters).

I'm not sure what the agent's thinking was when he asked that you to do this.......unless:Is this a dual listing agreement?

The home has new floors, dual-pane windows, modernized kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, granite countertops, and contemporary appliances.

Hi allI'm a dual Australian/US citizen living in Sydney.I'm looking to buy a multi-family in the US.

Texas does not allow dual agency.