Alternatively, I was considering bridging the two units and converting it to a luxury family residence (neighborhood does hit million dollar homes) but not sure if the market will support the price tag (this part is easier, and I think the fact that the current owner who claims to be an investor himself yet hasn't made it work... this tells me it probably isn't favorable towards a flip). it definitely is not favorable as a duplex rental so the only way i see it working is to add doors.

I actually confronted the realtor after the sell and she claims it was an cash offer but still 50k is a lot to pass up.

That type of coverage provides for medical bills in the event of an injury without regard of fault. 

GOSSSHHHHIssues:• 25k over rehab budget• 3 months over estimated timeline• Someone stole all the flooring• Had to submit an insurance claim• Windows took 6 months to be delivered• Had to evict a tenant• Cash to close on the HUD was higher than expected • Had to extend the hard money (short term) loanReal estate is fun but it’s not easy.

A tree fell on one of my properties, and the other party is denying my claim. 

Since that was the only kind of claim I had ever made I was sensitive to this.

@Jonathan Greene in one post you claim you don't know me, don't know what I look like and don't know my experience, yet in another post claim to know what I'm capable or not capable of.

If you have an active burglary, fire, medical issue, etc, they can enter the code and immediately get into the facility to provide assistance.

I used to have a place that I rented out for short-term to medical personnel (not just doctors). 

When someone makes a claim that “a fact” isn’t accurate when it is with no basis to back it up, I’ll defend the logic.