Each townhouse will have its own legal description and as such you will need two contracts.

@Steve B.Wow thanks for the detailed description of the area!

He's not in the geographic location you're in, but I imagine you'd only need to talk to him once to grab the contracts (probably don't need to come to his office).  

Below is part of the description of the event.

always better to keep your project geographically close, particularly if you are considering flipping a house, which requires far more babysitting.

I would definitely use some geographic analysis tool - which comes handy when looking at these things. it has made my life much easier.

Contingent on geographic area.

If there are 2 different legal descriptions of the parcels I don't think it will work.

Misc information from assessor pagehttp://www.co.pueblo.co.us/cgi-bin/webatrallbroker...It is zoned commercial retirement homeIt was bought from the church for $60,000 in Aug 2016, so despite the loopnet description I suspect it is not "rehabbed"They really do only pay $282 in taxes a yearThe owner is from Denver, so out of town, probably would be happy to make 10-20k for a few month hold.  

What you have is a description of what you think you will do over an unknown time period.