The lots that I've found will generally work best if the owner splits the lot in half, keeps the SFR at the front and adds a duplex to the rear.

Told my wife this is just a wholesaler with no ability to close 1k em up is a joke in a half and these poor people are going to lose the 10k deposit to me and lost their renter and back to the farm .. they are devestated.Now their agent representing them is a bozo as well to let this wholesaler come in there with their pack of lies. so there is that too. 

I did essentially a half BRRRR, finished remodeling the main house and refinanced with a commercial lender 2 months ago that limited me to ~50 LTV.

:PWhat you might find is that if you hit that target retirement date, and half or all of your mortgages are paid off, your monthly household income-after-expenses number may not even drop below what your "day job" used to pay you.

And where he parks is only half in my property, half on the neighbors property.

I own a rental property (half duplex) and my own house (single) in a really good neighborhood.

However one must look at the glass from both "half full" and "half empty" perspectives. 

I looked up both Ypsilanti and Litchfield, MI on google maps and it said they were about an hour to an hour and a half apart. 

@Luke Boff A home sale contingency is the easiest way from a paperwork standpoint, although it can be hard to get accepted in the current market.

Currently my one single goal is to find a duplex property in southwest Missouri near Springfield, fix the place up, live in one side and rent out the other half.