When I posted on a different website someone stated that there are different laws in every state.

Where I invest, there is quarterly garbage fees LL pays, which get billed back to tenant.Sounds like this model would work for you too.

well, duh.I'd put this in unquoted text but I don't see a method of disabling the quote format in the text editor.They can ask you to serve notice so one unit (or both) are vacant at the time of possession, but if you agree to that make sure you have a large deposit and some of that is not refundable if the buyer backs out as you will need it to cover the lost rent. thank you.

Being that the brokerage is small and new, and we are all mostly new agents, I don't have a large, experienced "team" to help find a buyer, so I am pretty much on my own trying to navigate the selling process of this home. 

Would like to know if this is even worth it?

This would be my first investment property.

I’m not looking to be the GC (obv) on this and will be hiring a GC.  

Great alternative to states that are cracking down on assignments  or having to try to  juggle double closes and all the marketing expenses that those that never close on props have to do.. this was simply listed on MLS and sold. 7th transaction that JLH has provided this client since Feb. 

I want to know if this is a realistic plan to start my investing journey.

I was interested in this type of deal because being I am well rounded in construction for me seem to be a good first time investment.