So, they basically told me that I have the wrong coverage policy because it's suppose to be Rentals Insurance which basically covers the house and none of the tenants personal goods.

Great idea for a thread @Brandon Barnic: I suppose I have a few advantages in that I'm a bit older, patient and analytical.  

It's supposedly a great resource for learning about notes. 

I already have a list of note sellers/sources as well as buyers but do not have any documents/agreements or "know-how" to go from 1)getting the seller to sign whatever contract I'm supposed to use in order to do a flip, 2)getting the buyer to sign whatever contract required for me to flip the note to them and 3)knowing who I'm supposed to take all the signed docs to for closing(I'm assuming a RE attorney or title company).

Weird, but I suppose it happens :)

Technically, most people are supposed to be paid for 40 hours.

I'm supposed to get back to them quickly so any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

realtor.com supposedly lists all the duplexes on the mls.  

Either way the basement needs to be finished in order for it to sell (supposedly).  

I was writing what was supposed to be my first post (about the blog Calculated Risk), and in the process I looked into some Seattle statistics.