Dual benefits- higher cash flow at the time of purchase, and less likely to decline in performance when the economy softens. 

The top set of lines are high voltage and can arc 10' under the right conditions.

Those limitations differ if they are representing the Seller; or you the Buyer, as a Buyer's Agent; or you the Buyer as a "customer"; or both parties as a Dual Agent.

Rock/Gravel/Concrete/Asphalt; All of your competitors that are dual Self storage and Boat/RV have concrete or asphalt.

Some kinds of fuses will blow pretty quick under that kind of load, but you can also get "time-delay" or "lag" fuses that behave a little more like a circuit breaker.One advantage to circuit breakers over fuses is that if a breaker trips, and you have a pretty good idea why it tripped (like, you shouldn't have tried to dual-wield hair dryers), all you have to do is turn it off and back on and you're back in business. 

I know that there should be some legal write ups when doing business with family and normally I wouldn't consider buying a house with family but I do want to invest the money I have and a dual income is needed for the market right now.

The agent seems to be writing the offer (contract) for you to sign thinking they are going to be dual agent where they represent both sides and get the whole commission.

And you want it to be a dual signatory acct where both your signature and the signature of the QI must be present for funds to transfer.  

As professional developers, we always know to anticipate changing trends and use those to our advantage (and sometime to get the heck out of a deal or market if trends are against us)Our Cedar project will be different, in that it will serve larger, dual, and multi-generational urban families.

A "Investor Friendly Agent" to me is someone who thinks outside the box and is willing to work with a special clientele.However, this leads to the dual problem of Agency.As an Investing Agent, the MORE I Invest for myself... the LESS I am willing to represent some idiotic, terrified first time investor.