Usually, there is a description of the Unit that outlines where the Associations ownership ends and yours begins. 

If you haven't already checked the marketing on Zillow, I would say to make sure its out there and the photos and description are acceptable.

This may not be the most accurate description of property class, but it is one of the most entertaining I've heard. 

If you have any that you have dealt with that fit this description will you please let me know.

I like the keywords such as TLC, Handyman, etc. going from the description, but I'm concerned that by going from the description alone I might miss some key deals, so I'm trying to figure out property criteria that would work as well.

Here is what I had to do to open the account:1- Had tenant fill out a W9 and send me his birthdate.2- Gave the tenant a standard receipt when he gave me the security deposit (my name as recipient, amount of security deposit which can not be more than one month's rent, date received, address (aka description) of rental property)3- Once the security deposit was deposited, I took the W9, copy of the lease and the tenant's birthdate into TD Bank along with my ID.

You are calling this "value add" but from your description, you would tear the houses down, so this is a development project.

I hope I am clear in this description and am I missing something here?

If the garage is "deeded" then the legal description of said garage would appear in the deed. 

@Deshawn LewisHey Deshawn,Given the brief description you've given on the property I can almost guarantee no insurer will take this property.