If you bore holes on the drive way putting posts and cement and add weight the over-sized carport will stabilize.

Really shaking my head at New Jersey as this really just cements that all they do is go for cash grabs with their businesses.

Finally took it out and put in cement. 

For those of you who have done the conversion to a two story, did you install an exterior stair case to a front entrance for the top unit? 

I have stayed away from properties on active railroad tracks, or a cemetery, or other a lake house with 150 stairs to get to the water, or other items that will make a segment of the market say "no, thanks" as soon as they walk up. 

If I were to expand on rehab needs I’d say the house also needs a 3’x10’ slab of cement to complete a walkway in the backyard, install a door to hide the water heater that’s on the movie room/garage conversion, and paint just for the new house look.

They were living in my mother's condo, but since it is very small and has stairs, I purchased a house so that my mother and sister could live in the house (more room and no stairs).

I'd rather just convert to stairs.

Besides for a small cement parking area next to the building, about 70% of the remaining land is basically just an abandoned overgrown back yard. 

Besides for a small cement parking area next to the building, about 70% of the remaining land is basically just an abandoned overgrown back yard.