@Andrew Bosworth first syndication yes. 

Hi Andrew,This seems a little strange.

Originally posted by @Andrew Syrios:Welcome back Ana and congrats on getting rid of that debt! 

Originally posted by @Andrew Thornton:Just a data point, of course, but I purchased a duplex in Carmichael a year ago and it is cash-flowing (even with a property manager).

If your looking at Texas reach out to @Andrew Postell he is a fellow veteran and investor too.

It really depends on the specific property, a lot of times it makes sense and sometimes it doesn’t, so anyone looking into it should get a quote from an installer like @Andrew Smith

@Macie Arrington you should reach out to @Andrew Postell is my preferred lender (and fellow investor) in Texas. 

hey @Andrew Powers, I'm meaning to say what would you do next with the current situation. and yes I do have a plan but I just want to make sure I'm making a reasonable and safe plan. and for the lease period with it being next to a military base there is a chance that a service member might occupy one side or both but maybe might have to PCS or ETS.( change station or getting out) but I might also have just a regular civilian family take one or both sides of the family and won't be moving for next 10 years. but to answer your question about the lease period, I don't know lol, haven't thought about that honestly. maybe just have 2 lease options just in case if its a civilian Than I could just do a 12 month lease period and if its a s service member 6-12 months but if they have to go just need a copy of orders to break the lease?

@Andrew SyriosThank you!

@Andrew HoganStarting out, I’d say buying a duplex is most realistic given my biggest constraint currently is cash. 100% looking to transition to full time within 5 years.