As an active duty member, I can tell you that the network we have here is growing exponentially.  

When I look the property up on the county website it is zoned single family.It's an older home so I assume it has been divided and added to over the years, probably prior to rigorous permitting and zoning laws.I would like to ensure that everything is legal prior to possessing the property, and imagine I would need it to be so to use the rental income towards the loan.So I guess the questions are:Is it silly to think this could be re-zoned?

THE ABOVE IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE, AND SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON WITHOUT CONSULTING A LICENSED ATTORNEY OR CPA IN YOUR AREA.

I appreciate you reaching out to me as a new member.  I

Hello BP member, I am still very new to real estate investing and very curious about the different exit strategies involved with investing.

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If I want to engage with another member I will talk with them via PM and can always exchange phone numbers and contact info at that point should there be a need.

My name is Kamren and I am very excited to be a member.  I

As a fellow active duty military member I know what that truly means.  

@Josh Cuthbertson I am no contractor nor rehab expert, but for this property a rental, I could see around $10-$15/sq ft as a very, very general estimate. 9 pictures isn't a lot to work with, but it looks like every surface needs to be re-done.