Before we even closed on the house, appraisal came $20k more than what we're paying for it and instantly we knew that we've hit a jackpot, even thou prices locally are soaring high .

I may have some really general broker questions for you in the near future as I still have a lot to learn.Thanks again everyone!

I still have a lot to learn but I will take it in stride.

It also looks like the kitchen/dining are is very nice for a rental, so I don't think you need to do a whole lot to update the entire house just to turn around and rent it.

It is a lot to do in a short time but it has saved me from big mistakes and there is nothing better than having the rehab plan and resources ready to go on closing day.

I feel like that is definitely growing, but I still have a lot to learn.  

I was thinking less money than more, however, if it can be done, and its a lot to it, they are willing to pull out more vs less. 

If you get a loan to buy it initially, the entire platted lot will be taken as collateral, you'd have to survey the excess land off and refinance the duplex on a smaller lot to free it of any encumbrance, or survey off the excess and only finance the purchase on a smaller lot if the seller can do the subdivision for a new legal description.

The swim spa will take a lot to move.

I don't know, it's a lot to consider.