Find an architect that is experienced in Adaptive Reuse and knows the local planning code and have them render an opinion if this property is viable for Adaptive Reuse. 

Another alternative if you need to plug something in is the 2 prong to 3 prong adapters which are only about $0.50 or you could rip off the ground prong from a surge protector.  

I don't advocate learning one or just two systems, markets and conditions change, if you can't adapt to the right strategy to the property you will have limited yourself.

I like the KISS method too, a simple check list or point system adopted could place a neighborhood and dwelling within a better defined classification that would be adaptable anywhere in the country.

I can't thank you enough for putting the time/effort into such a clean product just to share it for free.My question to you is do you have a similar tool for analyzing simple SFR or MFR deals, or is there a way to adapt your BRRRR sheet to do that?

If it were my house, and the house was ready to go but for the outlets, I would replace the 3 prong with 2 prong, and include (or let the tenant buy) adapters.

Lenders are also changing their behavior to adapt to the consequences of the consumer changing theirs.That is a long winded way of saying, the ways credit is "cleaned up" are becoming less and less effective especially for loans like mortgages where the lenders are moving beyond the traditional consumer credit report as their primary basis for evaluating credit worthiness.

Those who have not completed college may be unaware that any subject can be made difficult and that the subject matter may appear simple or insignificant, it's about the ability to learn, adapting to disiplined study, interacting with others with different views and accomplishment.

Ancillary small companies of every kind die, move or adapt due to lack of demand.

But, once the years go by and we inheirt the next generation of homeowners, you will have to adapt to their lifestyle.