I doubt its a problem because if you told them a duplex im sure they assume you will be living in one and renting the other but its better to check.

It's just a question if they are willing to share them.Sure I could build these out, but I am much better at buying houses than I am setting up CRMs and am hoping someone out there would be up to helping another investor out. 

While prenuptial agreements hold up better in these states, judges have wide latitude to correct “inequitable distribution”.

It seems like there should be a dividing line somewhere to make it easy, but also maybe not because both of these ladies seem to have pretty solid claims although I would think the last one has a better shot.From a legal POV (although this is not legal advice although I am an attorney), without a will the estate gets probated along blood lines.

While this may take a little more time/effort on your part, I believe it produces much better results.

As JCC said, that does not mean it should be bought, as it might actually be that better numbers could be found in that market.

You are dealing with 2 immovable objects in HUD and Chase and you would be better off with a mortgage broker that would have options. 

I have found it is better to use a Broker if possible so they can shop companies, and shop every year vs using a captive agent that can typically only sell their company policies.While it is good to shop, not always good to go with the lowest possible provider on insurance. 

Cash flow is great, much better than cash flow at my condo in Baltimore.  

What better thing to do on Thanksgiving Day than learn about real estate investing!