There have been 2 identical condos sold nearby for $440,000 which gives me a bit of equity since first purchase.

There is not a lot of comps for duplex in the area but there one half duplex, almost identical to ours and fully renovated, sold for $75,000 two weeks ago.

I didn't want to start a bidding war so I sent identical assignment agreements to them all and said the first buyer to sign and return the agreement got the contract.

I had something almost identical accept a smaller purchase price (and I don’t know how to calculate ARV ) and I had a friend that told me not to jump.

The seller is also selling me an identical lot, which I'm assigning to the same buyer for an end price of $52,000.

Our next property is almost identical to this (built at the same time by the same builder) and we plan to list for $800/month as a type of "rent experiment". 

Layout is identical to our unit.

You know this as well since you are from Memphis, but for those that may not - two identical houses in Memphis within 1 street of each other can achieve incredibly different results based on the street you are on.This is even more true for multi-family.

I’m very interested in a lakeside property that consists of the main house (3 small bedrooms and 1.5 bath) and a separate building that consists of 4 identical 400 square foot efficiency apartments.  

I bought an identical houses, in Baltimore city, not rented, set up for 2 units.