@Sherwin Riley combined your two threads into one.

He's correct you can't get financing with roof leak, you didn't mention if the furnace was functional...also a requirement.

I agree that one should have a primary function, but that does not mean you cannot do other things.

That floorplan makes great use of space...very functional, and I imagine for that area, being able to get a 4/4 on that sized lot is uncommon.

I think that's why I love real estate, it really is a combination between numbers and visual appeal :)   I'm currently looking for a team and/or partner up with, and can do either flips and/or landlording.   

Additionally, my thinking relative to this particular set of duplexes is that they are all clustered together in the same cul-da-sac, which functions more like an apartment complex, yet you have the flexibility at some point to sell them individually, a few at a time, or as a package deal.  

I guess it would be a combination of both.

The CFPB avoided many of these issues in the beginning as they were the first agency to build itself on a technical platform rather than a heavy sided human resources basis.In the past agencies were established by filling positions required for the jobs or functions required then hired out technology to fit the needs of workers.

Combined with the fact that I like to eat, and food costs money, which doesn't grow on trees (although it is regularly printed in Washington, DC).

I personally use a combination of tools.I used Coldwell Banker's web site FloridaMoves.com and set up several searches, usually by zip codes because that tends to be the most granular and that allows me to pick off various "neighbors" I want to focus on.