You might see something where they'll take duplexes that are larger or smaller that have sold recently in a mile +/- radius from the subject property or even triplexes that are closer to size and make adjustments to them to accommodate, but my bet is that is a last resort measure.

If each partner is taking a distribution equal to the size of their original contribution, equity allocations should remain in line with the original percent shares.

I've found a few comps in the area that have sold for around $220k-280k depending on condition and size, and this one is listed at $179k.

The economy here is struggling due to the down sizing of the military.  

You want tentants who are pleased with the place, location, size, price, etc.

However they do provide utility in that the city is prone to hail the size of golf ball, so having these do protect the windows from cracking (I suppose...).

They built a 5 story, 36 unit complex to house the homeless, back in 2014, so I'd think they would have xp with holding multis of this size and type.https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-en...

It depends on your size, and more would be better.

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

We ran into a challenge reselling the house, we got the property under contract and the Buyer's Agent thought that we had misrepresented the size of the lot (we didn't).