The reason you see a lot of these is the city hasn’t allowed the owners of these deeper lots to split them, so developers are building two properties with an HOA attached to create a two unit condo community to get around the issue.

I'm also attaching pictures here of what it currently looks like.

Thanks BP Advantages we see are tax credit and no electric billDisadvantage is solar panel lease/loan is attached to your mortgage if we go to sell buyer must assume lease/loan

What kind of lender would I use to acquire the set of mobile Homes but doesn’t have any land to attach a lien to?

When she moves out, make sure you get copies of the bills that could get attached to the house to show they are paid in full and call the city for confirmation before returning any of her deposit.

At least in CA with relaxed laws on ADUs one can have a Junior ADU (<= 500 sqft) within the confines of the existing walls and one regular ADU (attached or detached), total of two.So if you are planning to build J/ADU within CA you might want to leave an option open for the the other for future.

I don’t get too overly attached to houses.

Also did the city purchase come with any strings attached?  

We have primary residence - We have approx. 68,000K in equity and received the 107K private loan with no strings attached from my father in law to purchase the house across the street.

Check the furnace filter, make sure downspouts are attached/down, ensure tenant is caring for landscaping, check on smoke detectors, are there evidence of pests, does it look like more people are living here then indicated on your lease, and finally is there evidence of pets not on the lease.