I've seen this type of layout before what was done when the kitchen needed to be remodeled was a small piece of counter (maybe a foot or less was added on the other side of the stove with a cookie sheet type cupboard underneath. 

We never even thought we would have to replace the floors (there are multiple spots with deep gouges and what looks like carvings down into the exposed unstained wood underneath the top layer. 

Common in most places, side by side with a common wall, each owns the land underneath......referred to as townhouses, 1/2 duplexes, row houses, etc. depending on location.  

If you wanted to buy a lot that does not have existing BOHA and were able to get as many tests as possible done ahead of purchasing (perc test, soil test, engineering, surveyor, talking to town building dept. etc.) and they all came back ok I'm wondering if anyone has ever heard of still ending up with an unbuildable lot somehow.  

Furnaces and AC units.Unless the roof is in good shapte, plan on putting a new roof on;  that protects everything underneath. 

Its all  taught to you in the brokerage, usually working underneath other agents, or through the school of hard knocks where the broker tells you you messed up.2. 

Unless it has a bad oIL TO SOIL leak an oil tank eccavatIon aND removal shouldn’t be near that expensive .

At this point, I'm thinking of doing just a soil test, but I'm scared that if it shows there's no contamination, but when I actually remove it there is contamination, there's nothing I would be able to do.

I feel like maybe I should get my feet underneath me before I go for something like that.I'd be interested in hearing more about Active Duty Passive Income by the way!

I wanted to know that should i start with LLC or do a holding company and individual LLC underneath it if planing to for multiple properties.If i can get some advice and suggestions that will be great. thank you