Since it's already a duplex that area is considered R2 zoning, multifamily must lie in a R3 zone, but these are all questions your county can answer.Our county gets more strict if you add additional non permeable structures to the existing structures, but we weren't planning to and it sounds like you don't plan to add-on as well.

They have add one that can sometimes be a mess and sometimes the way they did the add ons make it impossible to go through a crawl space to replace a water line, etc. so that is something to think about. 

Google sheets now has a Maps add on that can be very helpful used creatively.

-are there any add one that will show up after closing?

Sounds like you already got some good responses, but will also add one more for you.

Something like a booking calendar add on on our website that integrates with a payment “widget” that allows the group coordinate to “Build a Group” and then each group member gets an invoice.

Highly motivated to help this guy because he has 3 other properties he is selling, can possibly negotiate a package deal for all 3-4 properties.PS: Im fairly new to the game, I may not have explained it perfectly but happy to add on if there are questions.Thanks!

However, my concern is that I have heard Birmingham area is cracking down on building permit codes to allow for add ons to the homes.

It may be worth mentioning I have to add on a retaining wall to the property this year that will cost about $60k.

Then the quality and condition and value of the collateral will be factored in and depending on the banks policies, rate add- ons for things like rural property, or non owner occupied property will increase the rate.