I was expecting that the outline of the house could be outside of one zone being it was built up, but outside of the building footprint where the driveways and aprons are lower it goes into another zone, but it didn't appear that way. 

@Paul thanks for the tips, Im considering a simple card that has an outline of a house on one side with my info on the other.  

It makes perfect sense and I plan to get started right away taking action using the steps you outlined above. 

(For IRS purposes, I have lived in House 1C for the entire 24 months).I move into House 2C and complete a renovation that takes about 8 months.Round 3 and beyondAt the 24 month mark:I’ve completed the House 2C renovation.Son & wife sell House 2A and with the profit buy House 3A.The cycle as described in Round 2 continues as long as it makes sense for all parties involved.Assumptions:Obviously, the schedule outlined above is greatly simplified, but provides the basic concept.We’d live within 10-20 miles of one another.My kids and their spouse(s) would provide assistance to the renovation process as they are able to.My daughter may be getting into real estate sales - this would help with sales commissions and finding new properties.While buying rental properties probably makes more sense, I just have zero interest in being a landlord.Pros:My kids would always be living in a completed renovation.Each party can elect to either roll the (assumed) profit into (a) a nicer/more expensive home or (b) use the equity gain to make a larger down payment and have a lower mortgage.They can opt out at anytime.

As an example, here is the County of Los Angeles health and safety ordinance link that clearly outlines all the health and safety items. 

And hopefully you already have your written agreement signed between the two of you and it outlines how bank accounts and money are to be handled each month, to include your fee.  

Internet Guy uses his real name on a public forum and outlines his plan.

I had an inspection done and a structural inspection done and walked through the house with both copies in hand, outlining what I needed done. 

He still needs to follow your "guest" policy outlined in your lease, which will say something along the lines of ... a person who is not on the lease cannot stay for more than 3 consecutive days.

@Jay Hinrichs I noticed when he said I was approved for a loan and needed two things in his contract collateral and to pay $1,750 for PPI (Payment Protection Insurance), which I asked him to send over his PPI policy and he sent me an outline of what a PPI is and not the actual policy.