In essence, here, one farmland TDR credit will automatically convert a single family residence lot in a receiving area into 8-plex permitting, just perfect for that nice city lot with the burned down house that you've been eyeing.

If the place burns down, renters insurance won't cover squat.  

If something like that happens and they burn the place down would that be considered terrorism or just regular arson?

I have a property that I may flip that has an ugly unwanted guardrail in the front yard.

Unfortunately, I got burned a bit.  

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If one of those properties turned into a buy and hold situation that's ok as well, but my thinking is to turn and burn as quickly as possible for the first year or two.

It will always be less of a headache to buy than build, and your money will probably be vastly better served in more property than burned adding on to current structures.

Welcome @Douglas Burns !

Regular inspections should be part of your normal operating procedure to catch things before they get this bad.Some things to look for when a tenant's electricity turned off.... top of the list are the fire hazards: burning candles for light, using outdoor grills inside for cooking, burning wood for heat, getting electricity from neighbors via extension cords.