Personal property finance lenders are now finding themselves subject not only to state sales finance and installment loan laws and licensing regimes, but they are now also subject to mortgage licensing and compliance requirements.The result is dual licensing requirements for personal property lenders (and transactions) in many states.

AWESOME master-on-main w/vaulted ceilings, his& her closets, dual vanities, garden tub& separate shower.

I'm also now part of a dual income household.  

The seller was a dual citizen who lived in Canada and had inherited a SFH in Dallas about seven years ago.

Leave at your own risk.7 unit townhome development - broke into and about 20k worth of damage and stolen copper wire, low voltage wire.

I found a dual flush toilet for $75 there, when it was $150 everywhere else.

B of A won't let me do Dual agency which is why my friend is potentially in the deal.

In my textbook there are samples of contracts, and I'm reading them through and through, even the tiny print on the back, and there are two clauses which confuse the hell out of me.2079.18 reads:No selling agent in a real property transaction may act as an agent for the buyer only, when the selling agent is also acting as the listing agent in the transaction.2079.22 reads:Nothing in this article precludes a listing agent from also being a selling agent, and the combination of these functions in one agent does not, of itself, make that agent a dual agent.How are these two clauses not contradictory?

For us it's more about whether we'd be financially better off spending a little more monthly to rent but having that $100,000 + liquid and free to buy distressed properties for rehabbing and flippingorPutting that $100,000+ into the purchase of a nice, modest, relatively move in ready house for us to live in, having no mortgage (only taxes and insurance) and then opening a HELOC, which we'd use, combined with our dual W2 income that we're now not spending on mortgage payments, to buy distressed properties for rehabbing and flipping. 

@James StevensI currently work for a commercial contractor that installs low voltage voice, data, video and security systems.