Reason I ask is that for minimal build cost you can make the party wall a 2hr wall and then have the ability to sell each unit separately (like a townhouse).

i have also attended 2 real estate meet ups. my take aways from that was that i'm terrible at meeting new people, and i was not pleased with my ability to network and make new friends. so my next real estate meet up, more so than gain real estate knowledge will be to talk to at least 10 people!

Unless they make collapsing cars or start teleporting people, the ability to have 1-car parking near center city will be worth its weight in gold.

You need to have the friend have the "someone" put the offer in written form with the proof of the ability to close.

And the ability to realize that revenue stream is dependent upon community acceptance and the willingness of the town to support a zoning change.

I get contacted multiple times a day by wholesalers with deals priced way too high because they offer whatever it takes to get it under contract with zero intent or ability to ever close, if they can’t “broker a deal”, they just walk away leaving homeowners in even worse position.

With many REITs trading at low multiples of FFO and liquidating assets at close to if not all time highs so they have the ability to buy into new real estate assets at a much lower buy in it bodes well for future growth long term.  

But your right, you may have more turnover because they have the ability to buy soon. 

For an experienced fix-n-flipper, you may have the ability to acquire the property for 5-10% down and have all the renovation costs financed. 

People will sell you a bill of goods on what a "B" property is - confirm that with a contractor, property manager, or someone else you trust).