That sounds great,I would love to check it out,thank you!

These are some things to consider and they might effect rent. 

Sounds like a plan, that walkthrough with your GC will tell you most of what you need to know and how much you'll need to buy the property for to make the returns work for you.

Owner must install a fire alarm system inside property.At each manual fire alarm box a sign shall be mounted near the box that states: IN CASE OF FIRE SOUND ALARM AND CALL FIRE DEPARTMENT (or call 911)No pull station inside rental property.

Sounds too good to be true to be honest with you.

The more you learn the more effective you will be.

This sounds like an LP relationship where you will receive membership interest in the deedholder LLC.

There are far more important items you should be prioritizing but first so I am clear on the strategy, it sounds like the business plan is to go under contract, renovate the building and then purchase the building once renovated and stabilized?

It’ll be tight, if the home is as crazy as it sounds.

That way it doesn't appear to the public as something the County is responsible for maintaining.My proposed variance would state, in effect, that if a private road is paved and has a Road Maintenance Agreement in place, an access/utility easement of 60' in width to a public road is required regardless of size or number of parcels.