I told most folks here on BG and in many seminars that if I sit at computer long enough I can dig a lot of great information up to prove what a great city Charlotte is.

If I see someone with one minor offense, or something that happened a long time ago to an otherwise seemingly upstanding person I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and dig a little deeper.

We hired a company to dig a french drain/sump pump, install one of those black vapor barriers, & they then cemented it.

Thank you.While I am lending exact direction, you will need to dig a bit more on the statutes, to gain full comprehension of the statutes in reference your question.     

And if you dig a hole and water seeps in at 18" deep... that's not good either.

There's a recent thread titled Dodd-Frank, you can ignore that one, there are about 6 people on here who know what's going on, so dig a bit......better yet, get to a mortgage broker.Your first SF deal isn't really a DIY thing anymore, get with your attorney.

I'll dig a bit more into this property but I was really just using it as an example for potential other foreclosed properties that has would fetch the rental and ARV to make numbers work. 

If you need to dig a concrete for water then that's an issue.

In which if you have a legally existing multi-unit residence it is fine for it to remain; however, you could not add any more units to the existing building and therefore bring it "further out of compliance".I'd be happy to dig a bit deeper into it for you to verify based on the actual property address; however, unless your lot happens to already be designated with a diferent Zone (like RT-4) I would say this is unlikely without obtaining some form of Zoning Variation or Zoning Map Amendment.You can check the Zoning Designation & some other general information for your lot Here.

Huge help when you need to dig a little deeper into expenses.