Are there people who share an environmental passion & approach on this forum. 

I would then approach the tenant and work out a solution that is far for the both of you.  

@Kyle Allen I think probably the best approach to real estate investing here in Denver right now is a live-in flip with house hacking on top of that.

Make sure you talk to @Aaron Hickey about using the structured settlement approach. 

For example, the duplex you mentioned in Fort Worth is in a pretty rough area, and you'd only be getting $1750 per side which isn't going to approach the 1% rule.

I'm definitely considering this approach seriously and will take your advice into account.

I wanted advice on how to approach my LTR in Durham, NC that is underperforming and struggling to rent.I have a 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom 800 SQ.

I'd encourage separate units not shared based on my experience as a general contractor and developer at all levels in two different cities not a rooming house Can you provide some explanation or elaboration on the pro/cons of the two approaches?

However, the realtor that I’m working with (has properties in surrounding Jackson area) has a more “renter ready” approach because renters tear things up anyway.

So instead of opening individual LLC for each property, this approach of having an LLC and land trust for each property also helps with paying the CA franchisee board fees only for one llc.