Steve's glad to slip me a few dead presidents. 

A “duplex” could take many different forms in the dmv, from a not-totally-seperate basement so as not to violate the letter of the law, to an ADU that’s sort of a duplex though not separately metered, to a true two unit multi family home.In Woodbridge at the 350k price point you can buy a detached home and rent out the basement and live upstairs or vice versa, and you can put it a second kitchen under certain circumstances, or house hack with roommates if you’re open to sharing communal space.Prince William County has specific rules on finishing basements: https://www.pwcgov.org/governm...There are also rules about number of unrelated people living in one home, though I don’t think it’s enforced much in Woodbridge if you’re not causing problems:https://www.pwcgov.org/governm...

We became good friends and that gave both of us someone to call with questions as he seemed to know what I didn't and vice versa. 

I know schools are bad, but I feel like that's a reflection of the low tax base rather than vice versa, although I guess I really have no idea.Thanks!

Overall, I think that there's definitely significant overlap in the lodging market between hotels and Airbnb, but there's also quite a bit the market that traditional hotels satisfy more effectively than Airbnb (and vice versa).

This way, if you business gets sued or goes under, the property isn't taken down with it, and vice versa.  

Full disclosure: I'm president of Mid-Atlantic REIA in Baltimore

President Trump has created his wealth through commercial real estate development.

If they marketed units 3 months prior to lease end, and had tenants in within 2 days of a tenant moving out, and you or your manager choose to not answer phones or leave units vacant for 3 months between tenants (or vice versa) will have a huge impact on the property.  

Or vice versa?