Is there an actual reasonable fix to this or do I have to install the fancy heat sensing flaps that will close off air flow going to the bedrooms???

I google'd around for the USPAP standards after reading why he said it was a duplex, and sure enough it was a duplex according to USPAP standards, sorry agent, sorry seller, and sorry county of Alameda (he was super liberal with market rents on the 2 units that he had to call 1 unit, because it was one GIANT unit, so the rental income was actually fine). 3.

As for the actual property, I always start looking on the MLS.

@Sterling WhiteundefinedI see value in both actually.

I actually joined BP a little less than a year ago so I am not new to this site, but, this is the very first post I am posting, so, I am very glad to introduce myself here.I've recently quitted (finished my last day two days ago) my full time job in the heavy construction industry, which I had worked in for the past 10 years as a construction safety manager.

Actually went up.

I actually had a realtor reach out to me from this thread and offer to answer my questions as they come.

That leaves 60% to cover the actual costs of mortgage, taxes, insurance....oh, and you do want to make money on it right?

I was actually thinking about using a line of credit to finance any capex that needs to happen.

I was actually wondering who claims the mortgage interest for tax purposes. is it the seller i'm buying from since the loan is still in their name?