It goes with browns and grays and blends with traditional and modern looks, and you never have to wonder about matching different paint colors.  

This Is a blend of MF and SF.

The reason is because if you have an apartment building with multiple tenants, it's easier or more accepted that when you're a tenant in that building, you expect to have the noises that are normal for living in a multi-family building and are prepared to kind of blend in - it's more anonymous.In a duplex, it's more like having to get along with a roommate that you can't kick out.  

Once you do the due diligence, you’ll need to uncover all the expenses. 

It seems to me to be a blend of Austin and Houston and prices are currently lower than both cities. 

You tell them what your looking for and they can often blend what they have with what you need.

Some decent videos I found seemed to blend the two too much and confused me as to what was what.  

@Cory Asrilant, thought this was a good podcast on NNN if you want to learn more.http://www.kevinbupp.com/ep-115-the-pros-and-cons-of-nnn-credit-tenant-investments-and-how-to-uncover-the-best-opportunities-when-seeking-this-type-of-investment-with-alan-fruitman/

Jeff C.The contract should say the seller is delivering good title.Your title company should be doing a title search to uncover any problemsAnd you should be getting title insurance to cover any unforeseen problems.Different title companies have different views.

@Sean Maginess Get some Kills brand spray paint and lightly spray over the stain until it blends in.