Hi Darius, if this is your first deal it would probably be worth having a Realtor assist you.

Here is a question for you, after you placed a tenant, during your 3/4 inspection, you found out the property is in a less maintained condition that you'd hope for (I'm putting it nicely), what would you do? 

Once you understand how the buying process works, have experience with maintaining a home and dealing with tenants, you'll be able to make a more informed decision for the next time around. 

The Program was designed to help people with disabilities, including seniors and people with mental illnesses and substance use disorders, find and maintain housing.

The property is fully furnished, with all-inclusive amenities, and features an on-site House Mentor who helps maintain accountability and community.

Hey guys, just curious what system are you implementing to ensure that all your properties you own or manage are always maintained, like yard, weed trim and etc.

Haven't done this in real estate but assisted in a political campaign.

The property is fully furnished, with all-inclusive amenities, and features an on-site House Mentor who helps maintain accountability and community.

Right now, unless you negotiate that duplex price down or structure financing differently, you might just be swapping a strong SFH for a heavier lift with not much gain; I really hope this helps you Matt and rounds out your first post, I sent you a DM on BP and hope you can assist. 

I was a lender assistant at the time so I learned a lot about mortgages before buying!