And I've found out since that most lenders don't allow the move to an LLC through a QC deed because it technically invokes the "due on sale clause" and they COULD demand the balance of the mortgage. 

I have a background in technical sales (laboratory supplies and equipment) and the $80,000 per year is the base salary of the position.

., drive, make deliveries, act as a resident manager for a 16 unit apartment complex as I have onsite property experience, assist at a property management office, perform computer duties such as website, graphics, printing, photography, technical support, customer service, video editing, and speak in three languages.

It is also not a legal 'duplex', so technically the city could force me to kick out one of the tenants (but they typically only enforce this if there are complaints or problems). 

She advised me that she would not/could not do a simultaneous DC, and that it would have to happen 1 week apart as she, technically, "should not know" about premeditated double closing.

We had a lot of trouble getting the property to appraise for the value due to the technical processes of the appraisers.

I am currently attending college for my Business Technical Degree and Associates of Arts and Science.

And if for some reason you decide that you're not going to charge the tenant for whatever reason those late fees you technically the landlord or the first one to breach that contract and you could have just voided that part of the contract by setting a precedent and possibly void the whole contract depending on how the judge determines it and the judge interprets the law. 

I am a graduate of Thaddeus Stevens Technical College and have done it all, from fire and water damage to high end additions.

I'd consult a lawyer as well.I had some technical difficulties when posting and accidentally ended up posting this twice, so for anyone reading this with the same question, you may also want to read the answers here.