You might want to Get a soil test even if you are buying existing structures.

I know my neighbors and I just want a peaceful environment that we all can co-exist and enjoy.  

In an area with rising values and fast demographic shifts of what the NEW RESIDENTS wish for them self’s but simply doesn’t exist yet in terms of feel and finishes.

So maybe adding a ramp access outside is readily achievable so you'd want to do that, but completely tearing apart an existing bathroom to create the necessary space is not readily achievable; 2) is the property in a historic district?

If you're the seller it can be difficult because the existing option would be in line ahead of a new mortgage.

You may want to add addendum's and rules and regulations as part of the lease also.

Depreciation for property 3 would be non existent- however the depreciation would be offset since the sale prices of the other houses are higherThis is my first real post so be kind.

Third, if the unit existed, or can be proven to have existed before 1957, you can get it grandfathered. 

She grew up in a time before the American materialistic life style existed.

Rather than tell my agent (because it said, "no agents", I called and wanted to learn more about the property (there was only one property photo & I wanted to learn about existing renter, inspections, etc.)