I don't have a picture of it but the toilet was cracked and leaking at the base and had a huge turd floating in it.

I’m an accredited investor and have a tiny bit of IRA money from when I used to qualify for it.

Usually it would create a crack, etc. 2. to hedge the risk, I purchase my SFHs in different area, not concentrate in one zip code (or even one city). 

China & Korea have cracked down on it.

The state has cracked down due to the number of "buyers" lying to sellers, marketing the properties, and then not closing if they could not assign.

There is no zoning in the town but plans still need approval, but I've considered seller financing the land to someone with a tiny house or trailer and ran a test ad to that extent with decent results.

Basically, commercial brokers like to work with people they know have a track record of closing deals with minimal fuss.So, even if you have multiple target markets, you'll want to spend some time in each market learning how to "crack" it.

House already has a steel beam installed in the basement but the floor still slopes between 1-2 inches down towards the center  Walls are in good condition with no cracking and the foundation in the basement has a few small cracks below windows.

Most HOAs do not allow AirBNB (I have a few HOA properties and they do not allow BnB nor any lease less than 6 months.) and I know a few other investors and not one has a HOA that allows BnB, Not to mention lots of cities are starting to crack down on the short term rentals.

I suppose some wise cracks will say, "the learning never ends!"