The house is a 3 bedroom 2 bath, has a separate covered garage, paved driveway, average sized lot for the neighborhood.How would i find an investor who would be interested in the house?

It's needed a wall anchor, a paved driveway (I didn't do my homework on the city rental permit regulations... they require a paved driveway) and new windows.  

It's in good condition but the driveway is currently gravel and she would like that paved and the roof although isnt leaking, she would want that replaced.

Early adopters might "get shot being the first ones through the door" but they will pave the way for others who will do it right.

Does it have private paving and a garage and is it easily accessible? 

Good evening, I am Mychal Lee from Savannah, Ga and I’ve been listening to Bigger Pockets Podcasts( out of order), reading books, and picking the brains of several individuals whom I trust on different topics preparin...

I not only helped home-owners et HELOCs for 1/4-century from my career in the legal field, butI had a HELOC on my house in the '80s and '90s and it was heaven to NEVER again have to ask permission from a bank ... to buy a snowmobile; to buy a boat; to pave our laneway; to put in a new septic system (though that one they would have acted on right away to protect their collateral);I got a HELOC on another home in 2009 to make a sizeable investment in my business ... and it took forever (exaggeration; it look way too long with aggravation);Many of my clients are held back in their businesses because Banks keep taking months -- literally months -- to make lending decisions one way or the other.Yes, it's a topic about which I'm passionate!

Meanwhile a lot of the people who were born here lack that kind of motivation.One of my personal goals was to push myself and reach those same levels of motivation, the streets are indeed paved with gold in this country, unfortunately a lot of people can't see that.

No one has mentioned the site work , road ,paving , grading etc . 

Now I would like some advice on where to go from here.My business partner and I and both US Army Veterans who have decided to pave our own way.