If the units are identical then you live in 50% and 50% is rental.  

My offer certainly fit in that box as there was an identical bank owned property in worse shape listed at 99k around the corner.However, good fortune for me cause 10 days later homesearch told me the bank accepted my offer.

I would tell them you would like to replace the old lease with one that has identical money and time terms, but with my companies name and other terms. 

(Though somehow the house next door has a Zestimate of $377,547 for the identical model).

Thanks for pointing out the identity exposure which would occur in a foreclosure.Anyone, please respond.

I will watch it and see what goes, I'd rather get it from an auction than a preforeclosure, I know they can carry some legal troubles.Silver lining, on the same street are two fresh divorces, identical houses, one house kicked her husband out and she then had an affair with next door's husband.

An identical property a few houses down sold for 118k in 2015.  

Listing price is $185,000, CMA revealed 4 identical 4plexes that closed for this price in the last 1.5 years.

I received a late payment from a tenant on the 14th with late payment and started telling me about how his wife's identity was stolen and their accounts were frozen.

Tenant who left was paying $1,250 per month and so is another tenants in an identical unit.