@Akil MitchellFrom my experience, when buying a property, it's crucial to assess local building codes, potential de-conversion costs, and permit requirements.

I asked another agent to look into the neighborhood convenance as well to see if they would be an issue with replating. 

Very good   we sold 3 flips last month and working on 2 right nowWe bought a bunch to hold as well1 piece of advise - don’t buy on market I am buying w issues   I solve whatever issue and make a lot of equity or moneyStill hosting 2 nd weds of the month which was last week  and tonight I’m the guest speaker at the Reia You have my info  if I can bring you value let me know 

Inspection Results: Mostly small issues, inspector was mainly concerned with multiple cracks throughout the siding.

Armando,The best way to avoid issues is to buy a Multifamily (2-4 Unit) as your primmary with 3.5% down. 

No issues with it breaking down.

Meanwhile during the eviction period, we finalized our architectural plans and started the permitting process in the county so we didn't lose much time.

If your business entity has an accountable plan for business expense reimbursements, make sure to issue the appropriate reimbursements in December.

The main issue is land... or lack-there-of.

But that has its own issues as well including having to do a hybrid foreclosure/ejectment action.