My questions are these: Should I be worried about the potential for me buying this and zoning enforcement coming after me if I rented it out to two households? 

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@Mike Hanson - speaking personally, I would first and foremost not make such a large investment in condominiums in general.

We have experiences in Residential, Multi Family, Condominiums, Retail, Office, Commercial, and Shopping Centers.

Every $1k of marital/household expenses that you pay for is $1k freed up in her account(s).

January 2016 Houston Housing StatsHouston Real Estate Highlights in January Single-family home sales declined 2.1 percent compared to January, marking the fourth consecutive monthly decline;Total property sales were unchanged at 4,965 units;Total dollar volume was statistically flat at $1.2 billion;At 262,663, the single-family home average price reached its highest level ever for a January;At $200,000, the single-family home median price also achieved a January high;Single-family homes months of inventory climbed to a 3.3-months supply versus 2.5 months a year earlier;Townhomes/condominium sales rose 15.6 percent with the average price unchanged at $183,076 and the median price up 2.4 percent to $140,000;Leases of single-family homes rose 2.8 percent with rents up 4.2 percent at $1,742;Leases of townhomes/condominiums climbed 12.2 percent with rents up fractionally to $1,568.

I realize that condominium would be harder to get, indeed there is less work to do, and margins are lower than in a house reno.

That means that even though your cable company may advertise 30, 50 or 100 mbs, you might not get any where near those speeds it is dependant on how many other households share the same circuit and how much they use the circuit.

I am currently interviewing HOA management companies for a 96 unit condominium complex in Raleigh, NC .  

This in a place where the median household income (about $69k) cannot afford the median price of a home (about $700k).