One property I purchased in Lakeside was technically a Duplex, but was actually divided into 3 units.

If you're into it, creating content can be one of the highest leverage activities, you can meet tons of people simultaneously and invite serendipity.In the beginning don't worry about optimizing the technical stuff, just get up and running and start writing/posting videos - develop the skill, build your confidence and create a network! 

@Matt SoraYou technically never inherit them unless you actually assume them and have the bank transfer them to your nameOtherwise as noted it’s called subject 2 and they are still borrower of record and your paying on their behalf

Too many folks forget to update the insurance and technically they are un-insured..Sooo many issues with these complicated scenarios. 

My GC is unable to work on my project but I can keep this thing going and buy him more time until he figures out his staffing. 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but because we live there this is allowed because it's technically like renting out bedrooms in your house, right?

For most smaller banks and CUs, I would budget for 45 days to close for their udnerwriting as they're staffed smaller than other larger banks. 

Technically it was a primary residence at one point and is still a primary residence loan.

Instead of hiring a management company 20% in the summer and 15% in the winter I prefer to just roll both of them into an apartment complex near by that I can easily maintain even if it means less of a return.Hi Brandon,Technically the buyer agent’s commission should be negotiated with their buyer client, however in practice it’s typically half (or a specified portion) of the commission that is agreed upon by the listing agent with the seller.

This situation is the most technical, difficult that landlords have faced in generations, lawyers are tapping out.