That will require a rough and final inspection. 2) When installing drywall you will need a nail/screw pattern inspection. 3) You will need to provide 'conditioned air' to these rooms..how are you going to do this and that will require inspection.Will you have to increase the size of the electrical panel?

Prior to losing the home in foreclosure the previous owner had retaliated against the lender by cutting out most of the exposed electrical wiring and removing the heat and air units from the property. 

I'm a pilot in the US Air Force and move around a lot, but am originally from North Carolina.  

The property has so much issues now, the basement which Steve Yoak worked on has openings and there are rodent issues. the air conditioning does not works, the house is having other issues with fridge as well.

Wall Street, that is.The fervor in the air is palpable.

I was able to convince my lender to allow me to do an air pressure test of plumbing lines, it passed and so I provided that info to the lender and they accepted it in lieu of turning on water.

It feels like DSCR lenders are catering to BRRRR investors more now than ever with short seasoning guidelines, air tight DSCR requirements (1.0), etc. 

Ultra wealthy to me is the exact opposite of what got you there.  5/3 house in Nice and another in Buenos Aires.  

The fact its in a landbank tells me that it was taken back for some reason, which tells me its likely not a high commercial demand for development, but I could be wrong.If it is "on the main drag" in this town then I'd think doing a new build home to do a targeted and intentional air bnb would be the best bet. 

BTW, did you book the United flight using the Air Canada portal?