So one strategy home owner could do is to buy low configuration setup (2/1 or 1/1) and convert it into 2/1 or 3/2.Some guy that read my comment and implement this, I saved you half million already LOL.

I need them at minimum to have some experience with construction/rehab to point out the areas that are high cost to fix or what's desirable configuration etc.In every market there are varying degrees of risk and reward. 

Based on the location and configuration of the Lots and surrounding properties I think its unlikely property could be acquired to address the County and City's concerns for the creation of a new tax parcel.

HOWEVER, on my last property, I provided the W/D because the configuration was such that someone who didn't know what they were doing (which describes a whole lot of tenants) could have done a bunch of damage to walls and the hookups.

I've tried several configurations so far and as much as I like the idea of moving the fridge, it does make moving from room to room a bit cumbersome when a dining table is in its expected location.

Another option would be to move the stove and fridge (same configuration with stove closest to sink but on the 12 foot wall, fridge to the left of it, and then change out the cabinets at the end of that wall into one big pantry with shelves for food items.

Landlords could configure their list of preferred vendors for various types of issues and the chat bot could talk with tenants, schedule service, or escalate more important issues. 

Widen doors, ramps, changing cabinet configurations, lowering thresholds, levered locksets, different faucets, etc. 

For clarification, we're asking for input on how to break the barrier of entry, not proof-of-concept (in this particular case, the entry is the hard part).The Property:Located in a very rural, small California townOver 100 years old16 hotel roomsOnsite restaurant and separate bar (full commercial kitchen)Attached owner´s apartment (not clear on size or configuration)Additional structure on the lot, configured as a metal shopAsking $395,000Our Assumptions and Estimates:The owner is retiring (her husband died in 2010, she is of advanced age, and they have owned the property since 1996).The mortgage remaining on the property is $222,000 (according to LoopNet - can anybody tell me whether this information is typically reliable from there?).

I left carrot.com because their customer service is poop once you begin working with @Jerryll Noorden and ever since they "updated" their system I and members of Jerryll's team were spending hours just trying to configure the littlest things on their newer website building platform.Since then, I've taught myself how to build/design websites so I can work on my own and control it entirely.