My question is, since it’s zoned as residential (R-1), is there anyway to get this rezoned for a duplex.

I think I answered my own question..http://www.biggerpockets.com/articles/55-building-your-buyers-list-and-finding-g-r-e-a-t-buyers

Your risk is relatively low because it’s backed by the property, your workload is low, and you don’t have to be accredited for these short-term investments.Joint Venture PartnershipsIf single-family homes spell B-O-R-I-N-G to you, multifamily or commercial real estate might pique your interest.

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Originally posted by @Matt R.

I own/ manage my own multifamily assets in my market and invest passively in R/E syndications with highly experienced operator in both single assets and Funds. 

I usually go to H&R Block for my tax needs but after reading the Tax Strategies book I think that might not by my best course of action this year since they aren't specialized in real estate.

Originally posted by @Edward R.

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