-Thinking about the long term, if I were to move out could I turn it into a duplex and rent out upstairs and basement separately? 

Once I’m in a financial position to purchase a new primary residence, I would then use owner-occupant financing to purchase this second property, move into it and rent out the first condo at market price.

In fact many of our properties are done that way - we get a signed contract and then turn the package over to the closing attorney and move on to the next one until closing day.Your local REIG can recommend some good closing attorneys / title companies and they will usually be happy to walk you through the process and even provide you with the forms you need to get the deal locked up and closed.

That was actually the nicest part of the trip because of the drinks but, seriously, we would shared our conversation and my friend would debunk the stories my girlfriend had been told during that day and those contained in all the emails she had been receiving prior to the our.

Sometimes I contact people with a question about their experience, and often they are happy to answer, but this doesn't create any momentum to build a relationship in the long run.I'm actually considering moving somewhere else where there are more opportunities (e.g. more REI meetups), but I'm not sure this will automatically solve the issue I described for the LinkedIn approach.

hey Jason, I think that it's a smart move that you want to take your Marketing Online.

I'm a new (foreign) investor and just bought a new property in Detroit with cash as a first move.

Or, are there any better ways to move forward, but still following through on the sale?

If she had one fan, she can move it herself to where it works best for her.

By the time I closed, I had tenants moving in that same week at positive cash flow.