If the central issue is permeability of rentals, a simple inquiry of the Selling agent or a review of the Rules and Regs should answer that question precisely and expeditiously so that you aren't waiting/wasting time and money to inspect and appraise only to find out that there is a rental cap or prohibition.

The property is 9.27 acres zoned R20, 2 houses per acre, all cleared with water and sewer, on a paved road and adjacent to a fully developed subdivision.

I love adventure, but I'm tentative about paving the way, so to speak.

Currently, I’m a project manager for a asphalt paving company in Vancouver.

Looking forward  to networking,learning,and paving a way for financial freedom.

Currently there is a two car garage, and two paved parking spaces.

I Cant get the driveway paved until issue is handled.

I might opt to remove trees, paint the exterior of my rentals, roof, pave, recarpet to reduce my tax bill and improve my properties at once.  

Anyone from my area that is having success doing what I'm describing, it would be an honor to learn from youMany thanks to Bigger Pockets to providing a resource and a vehicle through which we can communicate and to the experienced investors who have paved the trails. 

Roof, HW Heater, Furnace, Appliances, Paving, etc. etc.).