I'll show more numbers at the bottom of this post.According to the listing agent, the property has been recently renovated, including a new roof, new stucco, new concrete sidewalks, new exterior & interior paint and new landscaping.

That picture of the sidewalk the sidewalk was poured after the fact and it’s not part of the Foundation. 

I can get you a lot for $15,000 with road, sidewalk, water, sewer, electric, fiberoptics, at your front street access. 

Calculate the infrastructure cost to build and maintain per 1000 residents for:- miles of road, sidewalks, streetlights- miles of utilities: water, sewer, gas, electricity, internet- public services: police, fire, snowplowing, public works, trees and green spacesAnd then people complain about taxes.

Hi Hannah, I'm thinking of putting a mail and package box with the ADU's address on a post by the main street sidewalk in the narrow strip between the driveway and the neighbors yard.

Yup Comply ,,,comply and smile..As far as rust on furnace,, sand it off and spray paint it..if it's the exterior.. if he red flagged it.. you got issues and might need a HVAC guy to service to ok that's it's up to use.At least he didn't hit the electrical panel or outlets, gfi's ,, roof.. or sidewalks/ steps for cracks..You could ask if you can still get ok to rent, and he'd probably say OK... with time table for reinspection.. set.... did you ask??

Maybe some trade like hire them to mow yards, or landscape, pressure wash sidewalks, clean out vacant units, etc.

This house actually didn't flood during Harvey, the water only got up to the sidewalk.

I spoke with the city and they confirmed that the application was indeed filed and they see no reason the lot couldn't be subdivided  pending the necessary infrastructure was put in such as the sewer tap and sidewalk.

I had one group of tenants who literally stated that exhaling into their stupid bounty blower (look it up) should make it undetectable... again, they were stupid, they got told all of the above and I explained to them that the duration of their lease was their legal and financial responsibility even AFTER eviction and that I would garnish their wages to recoup that IF NEEDED or they could walk their cheech and chong butts out to the sidewalk like they were told to do the day we signed the lease agreement.