Assuming that's what you're looking for, the above mentioned google turned up this website: https://www.charlestoncounty.org/property-info.phpIf you click on the GIS parcel viewer option, there's a search bar where you can punch in a street address.

That bathroom you mention may have to be torn apart and redone, it depends largely on the individual Inspector that you deal with.I would go to the County/City Building Dept counter and talk to them in person.

Not to mention there is an entire country north of us still. 

A friend of mine, who's been investing in Austin for years, mentioned that this approach is opening up more opportunities for both developers and residents.In my own experience here in Phoenix, flexible zoning has been a game changer.

If it's an assignment, then it's a "trimmed down" agreement as you mentioned.

However, if my goal is to house hack this for a year and then move into another house hack, should I be looking to at least break even accounting for all expenses mentioned above?

as mentioned above i would find a househack property in need to cosmetic upgrades that has below market rents. make the necessary upgrades (ie. appliances, flooring, paint, laundry, fixtures) allowing yourself to bring the property up to market rent standards and increasing the rent.I'm not too familiar with the market/properties in MI but in central MA we have a lot of triple deckers that are 100+ years old.

However, as mentioned already, there are positives to consider and as a rental property owner, turn over and vacancy is a part of the investment, so just getting some experience with that sooner in the process than you had planned on before review of the leases. 

It was mentioned by my insurance agent in the past.  

You mentioned about UC.