@Aditya SomaSide-by-side / side-by-each / townhouse duplexes and triplexes lend themselves to fewer noise (footfall) complaints than over-under / stacked  properties as Christian pointed out.Another point to consider is that side-by-side, common wall properties are more likely to have been purpose built as a multifamily property in contrast to over-under units which are frequently the result of conversions - which has been the fate of many grand old Second Empire, Queen Anne, and Victorian houses down here on the East Coast.Purpose-built duplexes and triplexes are apt to have better sound and fire barriers between units (taking the age of the building into consideration) than some conversion done 75-yrs ago before there were any *real* building codes.

Not even off by a couple grand but nearly double the cost!

The cool part of it was the location: it was during my job on cruise ships, so I'd step off the ship wherever I was and go running through the grid of Key West, along Grand Cayman's 7-mile beach, through a fishing village near Mahajual in the Yucatan Peninsula...

Trying to get some very fundamental stuff answered and clarified.example 1: Homeowner Scott Spivey took out a mortgage for 200 grand and bought a house.

I really think you're only talking about a few hundred grand, though, maybe half a million.

Our grand master plan is to 1031 exchange two of our rental properties into a pair of retirement homes.

i understand.. i just need more time ... one other question... im doing a garage sale to make extra money and sell my things... the refrigerator , the stove and the chandelier. were listed in the listing... but his lawyer forgot to put them in the contract... the appliances ate VIKING i paid 10 grand for each. and the chanddelier was 15 Grand. i want to sell them but the buyer said they come with the home.. and not to sell them i told them hes more then welcome to buy them from me... since they are in the listing but not in the contract... arnt they rightfully mine its their fault they didnt put it in the contract

As of November I now have 6 grand children.I hope that everyone else is enjoying some time with their families or significant others.

This was one of my best deals yet as far as profit margin is concerned, but it is also more of a lucky grand slam than regularity.

not sure if that is technically probate or not --i bought one house out of probate auction last year, but don't understand the exact legal definition of probate most likely...so there's the run down: house being demolished in 6 weeks when city will slap a huge lien on property, back mortgage payments, back taxes, and also other misc. city liens that add up to a few grand as well....as you can see, i don't think this is a case where the daughters are profitting much, and they seem like they want to sell..we just want to make sure we don't endanger their medicaid..thanks!