You need to get a geotechnical or structural engineer to take a look - maybe both:From your description of the property having views, I am going to assume a hilly terrain.

Good description you put here

Might check on the parking requirements as the concentration could be higher for multi-family.As Wayne mentioned you'll have a minor subdivision project changing the legal descriptions to a common lot, that can be political.

Fits almost the same description as above. $25/hr!

I have a potential SFR wholesale deal in Belton, TX I'd like to find interested investors for.If you are interested please PM me with your name, contact info, and a brief description of your buying criteria, thanks!

I don't have a plan B, that is a part of the reason I was writing you guys, any information would be appreciated.Give me a brief description of what you have in mind for different options and I will work on it?

With proper pictures and descriptions I doubt a D class tenant will seek out A class unit.

@George Katsuras I don't think there is any specific formula when reading about a description about a property.

I'm definitely planning on stopping by the property and looking around to see the problems not noted in the description.

"Institutional", because clearly it is and of course not known as an IRS or SEC description.