If they're on BP, there's a good chance they work with investors quite a bit.  

In almost all cases they barely cash flow when you move out if you are doing a house hack. 

I will tell you that any ridiculous low ball offers I ever recieve on anything are instantly ignored forever with no chance of ever getting a response. 

Be super clear on the above questions at a bare minimum.

There is less than 1% chance your mortgage company would find out, but you should be aware that it is always a possibility.  

If the duplex scene is that bare I would give a call to an appraiser with a lot of experience.

willing to take more chances on larger, more extensive flips for bigger profitsAble to save $$$ due to more experience, tenure with lenders & vendors (better rates, etc)More referrals with social media, realtors, attorneys, contractors, etcGet into rental properties that will increase cash flow.

@Kathy Henley, thanks for the idea... but I am not comfortable to provide my ex a chance to disagree to sign it notarize something.

If it might encompass CT in any way, is there a chance I might have access to this report?

Those syndicators tend to be inexperienced and the chances of a deal failing can be high.