@Douglas SpenceYes and many other inspection items such as cracked window pane, paint the outside, changing a perfectly fine toilet supply line, changing a perfectly fine p-trap, trimming trees, etc.

Also, the number of rented units allowable can change with each iteration of the bylaws (especially in improving neighborhoods) and you may find yourself trapped not being able to rent.

I do see a 4x4 that is vertical in section past the hip of the hip roof. 

The water traps any lint and drops out the water from the dryer discharge. 

It's amazing the kinds of traps a good attorney can steer you around.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/lawrencelight/2018/10/18/new-investment-trap-tapping-your-retirement-accounts-for-real-estate-investing/

I deeply appreciate any feedback as this totally new for me - I’m just trying to quick build something to scape the rental trap I’m in .

Do not fall into the trap that the comps say the property is worth $200k.  

Feels like I could get trapped.

You may not want to have that capital trapped in that plan until such time as you change jobs or reach age 59 1/2.