From that point onward, I take a certain delight in telling people what it is that I am doing and even asking for their opinion.

We're not certain how that could help *a lot* or maybe not-at-all, but I believe, through no evidence other-than my gut, that beautiful cabinetry will attract renters quick and create a delightful rental environment. ...Anyway, Just wanted to take a few moments to introduce ourselves - without getting too detailed. 

We use a mix. 

We're not certain how that could help *a lot* or maybe not-at-all, but I believe, through no evidence other-than my gut, that beautiful cabinetry will attract renters quick and create a delightful rental environment.

If it is to be a larger rehab ( like 3 or 4 units) and requires an Architects plans its best to ask the Contractor to bring in their trusted architect rather than adding another player to the mix in my experience.

The reason I throw flipping into the mix is because I have a dog who doesn’t totally love the idea of new people always.

One unit at $1400 has new carpet and paint a few months ago, so mostly just the second unit since they have been there for years and would need rehab.4) Neighborhood is full of duplexes and a mix of folks, so some risk there in terms of having a potential bad tenant.5) I have not seen any other duplexes on the market near this area under $400K so it seems like a good deal for the shape that it is in compared to bordering towns Sisters and Bend which are higher cost and in poorer shape.

Do not mix businesses.

@Dave Wittnauer valuation of these multi tenant buildings can be a challenge considering the tenant mixes and various lease terms and duration's.

I've read some mixed things since I know you can't advertise a property you don't own.