I own a duplex where occupy one of the units and rent out the other, where my unit has a typical street address and the other unit has a "1/2" street address.

For example:  If you had to put in several truck level bays and also specific refrigeration units. 

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Then after 2 years that fractional ownership is exchanged for shares/member units in the REIT (721 UPREIT portion)?

$100K In Cocaine, $65K Cash Seized Drug BustThis is what i saw when i looked up the tenants of the unit in a triplex i'm buying.

For reference Google "Title 28 U.S.C 2410"  which covers actions affecting property on which the United States has a lien3.

I would also consider expanding your wholesaling beyond single family residential and look towards multifamily 2 - 4 units or even 5 + units.  

There are some great opportunities out there but there are also some cautions you need to have, not everything has the occupancy and the high ADRs that we saw a couple of years ago, there are still some money-making machines but you need to invest in something that's not a commodity and make sure your investment really stands out from the competition, there are more units coming into the market in the next couple of years.

@Bryce Jamison - There are also other reasons you can disallow an ESA:1) The subject property has 1-4 units and one is owner-occupied.2)The rental is a single-family home rented out without the services of a realtor.

Meaning most our clients saw an overall 25% + spike in revenue after we started to manage their unit.