@Jan WanotThat is a great name, I'm Dutch, first generation dual citizen...How about you?

Another suggestion is to try to find a couple with a dual income, based on if one looses a job at least there is another income coming in. 

Having said that, I wrote the following, candid, hopefully not offensive, summary based on the likely perspective of a young family (kids on the way up to teenagers), 25-40 yr old professional, or DINKS (dual income no kids).

Seems to be a repeat from nearly 8 years ago towards the end of a dual-termed presidency...hmmm... what will you/everyone do different if anything?

I’m assuming he has a significant amount of equity in the home, but, what is the best way to verify this as I am working with his agent (dual agent)?

Like we had to bring power and water to a poultry farm, the utility company wanted to charge $xxx,xxx to bring power lines for 1500 ft to the building from the road, we told them we will do it ourselves and have submittal plans to them, they just have to give us specifications on the materials, long story short, it was half the price they asked for at a lower voltage and smaller lines.

One of the only downsides though is some Windows software won't work on them but you could have a "Dual Boot" system with Windows and Linux installed so you could choose which one to use at any given time.

A listing broker can fill out a contract generally where they are transactional and do not represent either side, dual agency ( representing both sides but not allowed in all states ), representing one side as a client and then the other side as just a customer performing ministerial acts only. 

Husband argues that having the dual shower could be the wow factor that really sells the place to a prospective tenant.

What I've found with higher-end rentals that you dual list for sale and rent is you'll get a lot of interest in lease/purchase options and those could be exactly what you're looking for in the end.