They started the process they filed the soldiers and sailors act, and are early in the foreclosure process.  

If you currently have a forced air furnace in the duplex, an a/c unit may not be too expensive, and probably won't require any additional duct work, assuming the furnace is relatively new and a compatible a/c unit is available. 

After asking questions, I've been told that there's a staffing shortage at the Treasury Division (where the transfer and recordation payment has to be processed before the file gets sent to Land Records for the deed to be recorded) and the backlog on recording deeds is between two weeks and two months, depending on whom you ask.

Hi Darius, Yes, you could buy property B and then refinance the property to generate additional cash to complete the acquisition of Property A. 

P.S.S In addition to finding advisors.

I would also like to connect with additional agents for any current opportunities in their respective territories.Thank you in advance

@Francisco Trejo I don't think an addition is anywhere near the complexity and cost of a new build.

Here is the latest summary: http://m.naahq.org/sites/default/files/naa-documents/about-membership/IncomeandExpense2016-EXECSUMMARY.pdf

Roof, exterior work, additions etc...

I currently have two duplexes in my portfolio so I'm aware of the inspections in that situation, but not sure what additional inspections I should have done.