I'm going to reach out to the broker but don't want to sound too much like the noob I am so I'm curious that since these are being sold together, will I have to look at two separate loans/closing cost or is there a way to do a package loan?

I also had two separate licensed plumbers check the plumbing for leaks and there are none.

If the later, then set a timeline for say 5 years (don't care how long) and then sell and go your separate ways.I do have a business partner/friend on the investment side and we have three properties/ten doors together.

I want to start a separate bucket for house funds, but am not sure what to do/where to put this where I can get the most out of it in a few years.

I'm looking to reduce the sound between two levels of a townhome, as I rent them separately, but they were built with standard drywall on the ceiling.

This separates just fine, without being bright.

I’m  getting tired of seeing small mom and pop operators believing they can operate through title only and achieve the same separation and  liability protections.

From what I remember, they didn’t just rubber stamp these types of applications, they got put in a separate pile.  

Here's a totally separate piece of advice.

This was after the foundation was given the OK by 2 separate inspectors and occurred due to lack of support under the house, soft soil in Florida, and lack of gutters to disperse rain water from the foundation.