The marketing would be limited to free services (ie.

Dual agency is legal in New York, and it's sweet for the agent (because the agent can double side the commission), but it's really not the best situation for a buyer and a seller.Dual agency requires you to give up some of the fiduciary duties that an agent owes to you - so you're really getting diminished service by using the seller's agent in the same transaction.At a bare minimum, ask the seller's agent if you can use another agent in his brokerage - that way at least you can keep all of the fiduciary duties intact. 

Aaron,First off thanks for your service to our country. 

My 2500 purchase was one of 18 Dodge and Ford trucks with service bodies (Knapheide in my case) that went to action on the same day.

Good customer service.

In future, it might really pay to consider the benefits of buying/living in a fourplex.Thank you for your service.

Stuff with less taxable distributions like index funds and growth stocks in regular cash accounts.Thank you guys for your service! 

@Alek Truitt - Thank you for your service my friend.

Your landlord should have landlord agreements for the electric and water service and those should get put in their name rather than being disconnected. 

The stress of juggling my day job (in Commercial RE) while building to critical mass would be trying, and essentially "selling" myself and my services for a period of time are the obvious drawbacks.