One of the spots is in the bedroom and looks like an outline of a rectangular box.

That said, there are good deals out there on the MLS numbers wise in rougher areas, but of course, you're going to get all the things you'd expect with it, when you buy in rougher areas.My typical advice for some one buying a multifamily is buy in shoebox style - AKA - a big rectangular building, with the units being smaller rectangles in them - a fourplex - four shoeboxes within a shoebox.

Not sure what is the rectangular opening 

Recently purchased a property with a duplex and a few shops on it. 0.64 acre lot.The land is rectangular in shape with the duplex at the front and a road that goes by the side of the duplex to the back of the property.

Since modular homes must be craned into your backyard, you need a nice rectangular backyard.

I am also paying 9k in premium for this lot as it is bigger than other rectangular lots next to them.

i own 2 .23 acre rectangular lots adjacent to each other (.46 acre in total) indivisible from one other.

Nathan.. for 100k I would not worry about a phase one myself.. your personal inspection should indicate any potential there.. same with encroachments.. these parks are usually courtyard style on rectangular lots.. but then again out your way it could be meets and bounds.. which could be different. 

I think what your father-in-law is talking about is the odd placement of the Who We Are and Blog links with the rectangular image underneath all of the text in the What We Do section.

Hello BP'ers,I've got a 4930 rectangular lot which only 50' street frontage that is currently zoned LR1 in the north Seattle.