Using the 4 plex example, you live in one unit, rent out the rest.  Or

If I select it, I am taken back to the new "experience" dialogues and the cycle begins again.Is there a way to restore my old experience settings of investor / landlord and the areas in which we invest?

Not sure whats going on next door, but they have had a fire & water restoration company come in recently and have put this outside next to their house.  

And, yes, I don't want to accuse anyone of wrongdoing before I find out more, but I have a feeling something shady might be going on with the fees and this committee of one...When I was restoring homes in my hometown of Minneapolis the city was cool with drawings on napkins and the permit fees were reasonable.

One I know is in Carolina Beach building new homes, another specializes in restoring in the historic area of downtown.Wilmington is pricey. 

I'm trying to decide whether to restore it or tear it down.

I would think someone would notice 11 units in 2 houses.I think the only safe offer strategy would be based on restoring to SFHs and selling on the retail market. 

There are a lot of things to consider, but if the building has been properly maintained over the years or professionally restored then there shouldn't be anything to be concerned about.  

This guy is known across the nation for his fantastic restoration work as well as high-performance sustainability.

A large loss adjustor is going to come meet us on Monday with one of their preferred contractors to assess the damages and give us an estimate.It seems like the next step, which is probably the most important part of this process is to find a good contractor that can give both us a fair estimate to make sure the insurance company isn’t going to try and lowball us and perform quality work to restore the house.