Once you have found the specific item you want you simply click on it and then hit the orange button "Select from available items".

As you suspect, a duplex and an apartment are apples and oranges to most tenants, and the difference in maintenance/repairs/management can be significantly different on your end.One way to get a baseline is to look at other parts of your city where duplexes and apartments are both plentiful in a single neighborhood, and look at the ratio of rents between those two asset classes.  

Maybe someone from Florida, Miama, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, or better yet, someone in Mobile, Spanish Fort, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach (or any other keyword alerts I might be able to catalyze, lol)And yes, I understand that the generic answer to this is that state laws vary and I should seek the advice of a competent attorney licensed to practice law in my state.

I have an app that works in the background and the meter on the screen was fully deflected into the red-orange side.

If you live near Huntington Beach, or Orange County, CA.

The property is located in Orange County CA and I know of what I need to do to file the 2nd deed (my attorney is preparing all of the documents). 

Unless you actually know how to calculate the tax benefits and see the difference for yourself, it's like comparing apples to oranges.

In my experience on the western side of Orange county, I've found that townhouse HOAs charge about 1/3 to 1/2 of what condominiums tend to be looking for.  

this zip code has one of the worst neighborhoods in it called orange mound and then it also has high end over by the university and then there is a good mix in the middle.

I have a three family in Malden and my tenants are young professionals that commute into the city via either the bus or the orange line.