The Internal Revenue Service has provided temporary relief from certain requirements of the Internal Revenue Code to allow owners and operators of low-income housing projects located anywhere in the United States and its possessions to provide temporary emergency housing to individuals who are displaced by a major disaster from their principal residences, regardless of income.https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/low-income-housing-un...

This house was clearly meant to be a duplex since there are separate entrances and no internal stairs - you can only go from one unit to the other by going outside. 

Seeking important legal or tax advice is the job of a local professional or the Internal Revenue Service agents.Many offer free or low cost consultations for first time customers.That is far safer than the internet.Try contacting a local investment club and you will find professionals at their meetings.

I'm interested in learning the art/science of wholesaling and am searching for a local wholesaling guru (and seasoned real estate professional) who's looking to take on a protege, student, or 'intern'.    

Have owned properties in both areas.Lehigh Valley for the most bang for your buck is to stay along the major thru ways (Route 78, 22 etc)Otherwise a lot of the internal areas of the ABE area has some turnover and government housing.

@Sudeep Jain    You can use rentometer also to make sure your rent is priced correctly in addition to Craig'sList    Also have some flyers printed up and put them inside laundromats and grocery stores in those neighborhoods....especially along International Blvd.......I'm in East Oakland

I have a couple of international students living at my house. 

http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/national-intern...

You shadow them as an "intern" and watch how they structure the deal, so that you can see how a professional does it and gain more confidence to go out there on your own.Cheers mate!

I like to market to traveling nurses, locum tenen providers or medical residents/interns.