Check out the San Antonio Housing Authority site on landlord resources: https://habctx.org/habc-landlo...

As a lender you know how busy it has been the last 5 years for lending that I don't have time to browse this site.

I couldn't believe it when I looked at that site and saw it was offered for $1497! 

We are here to assist you with any properties you are looking to invest in on our site or anywhere.To your success, Zach

I know it needs a few things (bathroom size) revised to make it code compliant, and I will need an architect to help navigate zoning (another thing we don't do in Houston :D), site plans, elevation aesthetics and local requirements. 

Depending on the time of year these sites work the best.  

I primarily operate in Pinellas County, FL and Pinellas Realtors has a site with every localities rules and contacts.I am not sure if you are looking statewide or nationwide but there are likely sites that can zero in on an area and help break it down and then you can call and independently verify.I also recommend Municode.Good luck!

In my experience on my commercial sites (with restaurants), roughly 1 acre out of the 4 acre site could be eaten up by a septic field.

I'd definitely be interested to hear if any of these add-on platforms have opinions on this specific topic - for example, if the guest purchases an alcoholic add-on through this third-party add-on site, do they have any waiver of liability which extends to cover the host?

Check with James Wise's site for his Cleveland LBP requirements summary, it's much more useful than what I can offer as I'm not in the Cleveland market.