So read your contract thoroughly before making a final decision.

Is there a fine they pay or does it say nothing?

All joking aside I think door count is a fine metric.

There will be an initial deposit, progress payments tied to milestones, and a final payment upon project completion and satisfactory inspection.3.

Accredited investors will sometimes look at a "2 step DST to 721 UPREIT" that is viewed as a final step (no more 1031 exchanges). 

So if it were a drug offense you could follow it from the person being pulled over and read the police report, all the way through adjudication where you can see if they just had to pay a fine, or went to jail, or whatever.What I can tell you is that you want to be picky about placing a good tenant.  

It's definitely not a final deal yet, but I wanted to see if anyone has general gauge of the rents in the area.

Negotiate price, closing costs, and repairs, conduct inspections, and perform a final walkthrough.

If you need a finer line than the flathead, use a razor utility knife.

And a final note for comparison, although I grew up in a post 2000 open floor-plan house I also spent considerable time in my grandparents ~1916 home which was constructed by a wealthy engineer of the era.