They may tell you to do unpleasant things to yourself and you'll have to evict.

Are there any other factors I need to considerI am trying to circumvent the need for going to the city, getting unwanted attention and receiving the added property tax increase just to rent out the efficiency/in-law area.

Sorry the system burped and made multiple posts....Here's a cool quote, since I am forced to keep this unwanted post:“If you don’t place a value on yourself, don’t expect others to raise the price.” ~ Forrestine White

Several years ago, I got into Ebay land prospecting and I bought a 1+ acre parcel in an approved subdivision in Northern Arizona. The area is remote and I don't see any significant development happening there for some...

Should I stay away from this house given our neighbor across makes the neighborhood unpleasant?

Also, if you plan on living in one of the units, make sure to be real diligent about who you rent out the other unit to, there's no one to blame but yourself if you live next to some unpleasant people.

@Gerald HarrisThanks for the mention and I love your website and approach to buying unwanted rural vacant land.

Although a sign can attract unwanted attention (vandals/thieves) when the property as it's vacant, I think it's a 50/50 chance.

Enzymes work very well and leave no unpleasant odor but they're very expensive so I would probably opt for the bleach technique first on your concrete floor.

(cover yourself)Yes, you may use the standard Realtors agreement but make sure that you use an addendum with all the language needed to "cancel out" any of the unwanted language that is pre-printed in the Realtor's contract.