I'd be interested in exploring this opportunity with you. 

Since the property is going into an LLC I would look at this as an opportunity to begin branding if you have a plan to expand beyond this 1. 

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I ask this question because I have an opportunity to do something similar and the Multiunit would give me more than enough to pay the rent on the home and still Net at the end of the day….but is it legal??

Hello Guys I need suggestion on a situation:I'm in a contract to buy a house from a wholesaler, I put earnest money the title company did a great job and just found out that the owner just filed a bankruptcy.

-Disregard for containing/blocking off work areas and cleaning up after the job. 

I’d keep searching until you find that golden opportunity at 15-20% COC from cash flow alone.

I see a LOT of novice agent's leave and being shown the door, because there scared, not up to the job, or brokers have no faith that agent ___ won't mess up dual agency so there not worth the risk.     

You can find super affordable homes here below the median home price that beat average rent in these areas.2) If you factor in principal paydown, aka the amount of each monthly mortgage payment that goes back to you in the form of equity, AND the opportunity for appreciation, as Raleigh is expected to grow substantially over the next few years thanks to big corporations and swarms of people moving into the area.... you'll find that the math works our quite favorably for owning a home versus renting.3) When you factor in rate incentives with new construction homes in these areas may be even cheaper.

I recently had a conversation with a mentor who mentioned the possibility of getting my real estate license to become a part time realtor if I were to get a 9-5 job since I plan on buying some personal real estate investments soon.