Check out Waves and Salvo and Avon, as well as the towns in the Northern Outer Banks (Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills, and Kitty Hawk etc)

The separation Should help the soundproofing significantly by removing the last area for sound waves to travel through, it will also help the fire rating as there will be no easy path to travel between the units, and finally I imagine it will Make the basement suite a better place for someone to call their home.My thought on doing all of this beyond code is first of all that I think I will be able to attract a higher quality of tenant who will be likely to stay longer and be more steady.

Not someone who implemented the method after the housing crash and rode the wave along the way.

renew it so you don't create waves

I always make the analogy that trying to BRRR with no prior REI experience is a bit like trying to surf a 50 foot wave with no surfing experience--the chances of success are slim, and there are MUCH better, lower risk ways to learn to surf--similarly, there are much better ways to learn real estate investing.In my opinion, house hacking (a single fam or small multifam) is the single best way for people to get started in real estate investing.Why?

I've found links to Tidal Realty and Realty Hub, but need more info/options.

I drove past there just now and one of the ladies was standing out front and she actually waved and smiled at me....it appears an acquaintance of there’s was also there in a blue SUV that drove up and they were having a conversation. 

Here is more info regarding the tidal wave of new forclosures...I have been looking to start my first BRRRR strategy.

After the initial wave of interest from retail buyers, landlords and rehabbers subsides and DOM begins to increase it's like the house becomes stigmatized or tainted.

My wife is a financial analyst and we are shocked how Wave is beating up Quickbooks big time.