Ultimately we had to move it in lieu of the fact that it was in conflict with one of the community's zoning regulations.I'm seeing if anyone out there in the BP Community has had any experience with this sort of project.

I like singles  because you do not have the tenant conflicts, parking issues, they pay the water bill and cut grass and snow removal.

I've gotten mixed feedback on this topic...Some say that agents are held to a higher code or standard that presents a conflict of interest when trying to buy properties significantly below market value.  

Hi Kevin - I am a local investor in Birmingham and have no conflict of interest in my recommendation.

My fiance works for the department of corrections and must report any conflicts of interest with his job.  

I do not buy in that area so not conflicts of interest

I could see a conflict of interest arise if she were to act as the buyer and seller agent at the same time.

We just got back from a vacation.It was really stressful before we left and we had some conflict over the vacation, too - However, things seem to be more under control and I feel more relaxed- however, we have wondered if it feels easier to manage our time, as we scale and grow our portfolio.I can see the financial results but it still feels at times like a constant struggle to get reliable help.  

To be honest, it is all making me quite confused because of the conflicting answers.

I've read conflicting reports about area neighborhoods/trends and am interested of the thoughts on those on the front lines rather than direction on some website article.