The problem is building and environmental restrictions make it difficult and expensive to build.

Here are some examples/thoughts:-Does your RE agent on the ground understand how to identify environmental waste, illegal dumping, etc.?

Separately there are environmental issues like lead and other things that can lead to disability in some neighborhoods.

Carbon footprint to get them here and the Carbon retention loss to plant them.We own 80 acres of trees and grass. 

Frankly the place sounds like a good find based on what it is (brick, small footprint, etc).3.

As more and more clients ask me to recommend property managers for their SFH, Duplex and Fourplex properties, I'm updating my due diligence checklist when comes to what to ask a property management provider:Here are some of the questions I have:Preliminary (Time in business):Operations (Geographical Footprint Of Properties Managed)Preliminary (Credentials / Associations Involved In)Operations (Number Of Rental Properties Managed)Operations (Property Type Managed and Percentage Breakdown Of Each)Preliminary (Personally Invest In Properties Managed)Legal Compliance With Fair HousingLegal (Insurance Carried)Legal (Contract Terms and Cancellation Policy)Legal (Company Sample)Operations (Managers / Staff Employed)Sales (Rental Price Determination)Sales (Vacancy Fees)Sales (Management Monthly Fees)Sales (Company Cancellation Fees)Sales (Miscellaneous Fees - Marketing, Cleaning etc)Operations Specific (Marketing To Good Tenant Base)Operations Specific (Tenant Income Requirements)Legal (Eviction Timeline - When Does It Start?)

That's the dream I'm working on, combines my passions, definite cashflow, sustainability towards environmental factors, and gives back to the community....

You could expand it as you mentioned either sooner or later, and if a developer sees potential then there is likely profit to be made in addition to practicality by expanding the footprint if done intelligently and cost effectively.4)You keep the house as a rental and purchase your next larger home.

If they get their way they could also try to strong arm investors into adding solar to all of their units and if they refuse they deem the property as "environmentally hazardous".

Finally, do use a tank contractor to investigate a home UST but instead an environmental consultant who understands the UST rules and regulations of the particular state.