Selling my primary home after a year and a half of ownership.

That way, if they *all* have to be re-originated, at least only half are with my less-fav lender, and half are still with the lender I like, rather than 100% of them being with the one I'm not a huge fan of.Good luck!

I'm running into quite a few duplex properties that seem like only one half is for sale. 

The ecosystem surrounding and supporting Tesla will need somewhere to live, and it's the half way point between Houston and Austin. 

I’m looking to buy and flip...maybe hold....what is the easiest way to secure funding so when I find a property I can make an offer?

I think it's probably one of the easiest ways to get going with direct bookings, looks great, doesn't cost much and works really well as far as managing all channels in a single calendar.Hope it helps!

I was  responsible for at least half of those deals.I had to work for minimal wage ($7.25/hr) for 4 months when I first started work so that I could feed my pipeline.

I'm looking at replacing the gas heater with a newer Rinnai heater for the safety concern of using half a dozen space heaters.

Secondly, an additional bedroom and bath were added to the Grapevine home (enclosing a workshop from a 3 car garage and pulling the garage half bath into the main house and making it a full bath- $15,000 expense).

I was wondering if I should look for a duplex that has a master meter and a sub-meter, or split the utility bill in half, or implement the RUBS method....