Are these units section 8 quality, or are these units being dolled up with stone countertops and lvp floors instead of sanded hardwood floors or Armstrong 12 by 12 tiles.

Destroying the stone steps. 

You are trying to get Blood from a Stone.

It's killing two birds with one stone with low barriers to entry. 

You could probably find a nice 10 unit apt building in Kalihi or Waianae for cheap but you'll need to hire security.There are whole lot new project anticipating moving into that direction, such as building higher/stronger seawall.Folks that visited regularly notice would notice there would be much more lava big rock stone allocated in front of the beach.

In other words, if you put one in your offer it will probably not get accepted.I had one shift on me, because they used a piece of 2x4 under a segment, must have not had enough stone. 60 years later that 2x4 was rotten away, the pipe broke and was 50% offset starting to catch solids (you know..).

In Connecticut, although that is the general rule, there are some exceptions, so it is not a set in stone requirement.

Quote from @Jonathan Stone: Quote from @Daniel Sanchez: Quote from @Luke Carl: all lenders offer vacation homes. vacation homes are not for renting though.

I have a long-term rental in STN MTN (Stone Mountain) GA, and have a one year lease with a section 8 tenant and content with the cash flow, however, I can make more if the basement gets converted to a separate unit.

You can't get blood from a stone.