To get a clearer idea of what your options are, speak with a lender to review yours and your brother's finances.

Trying to get some reviews from this company but just found some facebook reviews on their page and not feeling 100% comfortable with that.Any info would help!

I would review the rents and the condition of the duplex prior to making any offer.

Also, in your response, let me know if you have used only the one you recommend or if you have used multiple, or even if you have a friend/colleague who uses a different software and has given you a review on that particular software.Pricing is always important, but functionality/usability is more important.I am trying to get up and running by June 2020.

@Anthony Liguori - I bought two homes myself through Roofstock and there are plenty of investor reviews here on BP.

I reviewed his lease and noticed that it had provisions prohibiting consumption of alcohol on the premises, as well as guests past 8pm, and he was routinely showing up to check on his tenants' compliance.

I'm not sure you could find a bad review.

Ask other investors who they’ve used rather than using Yelp/ Google reviews, they can be faked.I was getting a bid for a repipe job at my property and after doing some research I found that one plumbing company that gave me a quote had 6 yelp accounts and was writing their own reviews to offset there poor reviews.

Usually adding bedrooms and baths is the answer but you'll need to review your comparable properties in the area to make sure.

I would highly recommend a conversation with the construction company, researching them on Google to find reviews and public conversations about them, and having a followup conversation with the couple (preferably the wife to get a second perspective from them) and clarify what it is about your home that is attractive to them (assuming there are other similarly priced places on the market).My experience in this is limited for sure, but the 4 times I've had a "too good to be true" tenant have led to 3 turkeys and time wasters and 1 young tenant who simply didn't understand the process well and came off as "too good to be true."