They both have rear exists as well so it sounds like it is all up to the county.

It is a fact of REI that unexpected things will rear the ugly head when you least expect it.

I do not want to burst your bubble, but call this one off before you own a real pain in the rear and FLUSH ALL OF YOUR MONEY DOWN A RENTAL QUALITY TOILET(I LIKE MANSFIELD IF YOU END UP DOING THE BATHROOM)!

Setbacks, front rear and side and any violations14. 

But I have dealt with lenders/Title companies that were a total pain in my rear.

(There's a lot you can miss that can bite you in the rear end). 

My attorney has saved my rear end on numerous occasions during the title search process.

There's a few local banks that do rehab loans at 85% of project cost, but sometimes they crawl so far up your rear end that you can taste them...I get your pain on paying points & high closing costs, but I think the most important thing to consider is your cash on cash return for the project and the difficulty in securing the financing.  

Rates should be good and no onerous terms should rear their ugly head.

In this case, that band gets even more narrow, so I would want to be sure that I was making good money on the front end to absorb that difficulty on the rear end.I would probably do some checking on the zoning issue.