I am familiar with how to view all assessors info, search deeds and recorded documents/etc per jurisdiction, and I do (enjoy) actual in depth recorded document/ research in person at the county offices too of course.  

Your local zoning officer and Planning Commission can help with this on the municipal side.

I am a loan officer licensed around the United States and would love to answer any questions you may have.

Because to me if I have to do that, I may as well give up on all this altogether as a failure and go back and sit in an office cube until death, lol.

New agents in my office generally need 1-3 years experience (full time) to have the confidence to ask for a fair commission. 

Loan officers are quick to tell you they can do the deal just to pull credit and then quicker to stop calling.

I use Opus Virtual Offices for my Mailbox.

I am a licensed loan officer, and I understand this is a lot of information and if you'd like to discuss further, I am happy to.

We are renting one of the units in a office building.

I also wondered about if it makes sense to tear down and build a pergola and nice retreat style area for family events and then put a tiny house there.