no reason not to like it unless it's functionally not suitable. 

The Cash App has a few faults that aren’t suitable for landlords: - You can only cash out to one account.

., but I'm originally from Pittsburgh and still have strong connections to the area with family/friends, and am a frequent visitor to where I still consider my real "home."

This might have an impact on the number of summer visitors, per the articlehttps://www.travelandleisure.c...   

✓Second Home Requirements must be occupied by the borrower for some portion of the year is restricted to one-unit dwellings must be suitable for year-round occupancy the borrower must have exclusive control over the property must not be rental property or a timeshare arrangement1 cannot be subject to any agreements that give a management firm control over the occupancy of the property must be underwritten in DU and receive an Approve/Eligible recommendation, with the exception of high LTV refinance loans required to be underwritten in accordance with the Alternative Qualification Path (see B5-7-03, High LTV Refinance Alternative Qualification Path).1.

I heard about AIA contracts but not sure which one is suitable for a project this big).Thanks.

Its a non-chain restaurant that the seller is hands on only for a day or two a week.I have to put money down on option, 75K, but I would no to pay until i find a suitable sublease tenant/buyer and assign sublease to the seller for a 25K assignment fee.

Your insights and guidance would be greatly appreciated in devising a suitable approach for this particular financial endeavor.

An agent who specializes in investment properties can help you find suitable options, analyze potential returns, and negotiate favorable terms.In conclusion, investing in a duplex in Washington, D.C. can offer a range of financial benefits, including dual income streams, the potential for wealth accumulation, tax advantages, and the opportunity to live-in and manage your investment.

Location: Not all areas have a suitable supply of duplex properties, so you might have to compromise on location.Ultimately, whether a duplex is better than a single-family house for you depends on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and willingness to manage tenants and propertyAs far as appreciation, its market dependent.