It depends on the quality of the rehab.

Other duplexes that have been rehabbed seem to also run around the 60s - 70s. 

Although since I started at 18 I know no other life.. so its just a lifestyle I like moving money and creating opportunities for other investors.. who in turn have their own dreams and wish's and they help their communities.. the by product rehabbing shabby homes is just that... but at the end of the day most everyone is doing this for the income and the ability to pay the bills.. 

If you plan on rehabbing or renting out the property you can work out a deal with the agent.

Their response is unacceptable and illegal, IMO.One other workaround would be to create a listing: hopefully since it's the same address it should trigger an "online" intervention from them to turn over that address to you and hopefully close the other listing.

There is just little incentive for investors to rehab them and then get penalized over single family.I actively own both single and multi family rentals in Memphis and if I was selling the duplex would be the first to go.I hope the advice is worth what you paid for it !!!

Her seller hand an initial price of 75k with about 15k rehab.

Work must be done with licensed contractors and completed within 180 days after closing.The loan is based on purchase price plus rehab funds, which are drawn down as work progresses.They also include a reserve 10% minimum for potential budget overruns.3.5% down is based on the total amount borrowed.You also have to pay closing costs, which are substantially higher than a traditional FHA loan.

Just finished rehab on my first property.

It is a 3 bed, 1.5 bath that needs a complete rehab.