Will this be a more lucrative long term move than just buying an existing duplex or is this needlessly complicatedThanks It's needlessly complicated.

This is part of being a landlord - if you can't handle it:1) Sell2) Hire a PMC

I do have a property that has plenty of parking, seven rooms/bedroom that would and could be a good fit for a pad split layout in my opinion.After looking at some of the reviews, I became less convinced than ever up into this point. 

At this point I'm realizing can scale a lot faster with those partnerships, and beginning to try and understand the actual structure of the business behind these kinds of partnerships.

I would give it some time for lenders to catch up on this type of property.

I'm intrigued by the concept of this waiver but would love to hear from anyone who has experience with it.

Some landlords offer a discount for early payment as an incentive, but I'm not sure that would be appropriate in this case.

I do have a mortgage currently in my name that I am in the process of having assumed, so currently my DTI is very high because of this.

I want to get control of the properties, remodel and furnish, while protecting this investment.  

This will give you a baseline, I.e. own the Main St project same thing as this one, and it cost me all in $125,500 to do the full rehab.