How is the grading around the house, any concerns about drainage?

The second house was run down in an A Grade neighborhood. 

There was some construction going on behind the area in another lot, and they graded the ground and remove some support dirt from the other side of the fence. 

We can contact local contractors and provide a list of vendors base off location, price, and our reference grading system.

And if you pre commercial thin you can create the necessary ring counts and knots to jump into an export grade log which will bring 20 to 40% or more in value than a domestic log.So if you combine this with the same buying principals that most of us RE folks look for IE a deal day one..

So if this is representative of their portfolio nationwide... and they are at basically the 50% rule... those private investors buying low grade b and C  should expect the same or even higher costs of ownership...

So, I believe the potential for a good land lease (pharmacy, bank, etc) could be upwards of $9K-$11K per month.My issue is that the land couldn't afford to pay the $6K-$7K a month now, but eventually I would be able to sublease for a long-term ground lease for $9K-11K month and make a good profit.

I was home schooled from second grade to high school years, and when I turned 15 we moved to Virginia from Connecticut.

As far as grade neighborhood, cap rate, cashflow etc.?

I would use a professional grade ozone machine to remove any odors.