TIA As odd as it sounds, check the vents at floor level in each room.

The house is a tri-level in a wooded area.

By having that expectation going in and being comfortable with the expected profit at that level, couldn't you say I've got my eyes open. 

I would need to cut the curb on the side walk to create the entrance into the parking lot as well as pour the asphalt/cement into the lot and create parking spaces.I know there are permits and levels of approvals needed to begin, I just want to get a list of companies that can do this type of work.

Would it be smart to do so with a entry level job that you dont have a lot a cash coming in still?

Each level (on a hill) has 2/2 and a kitchen and if split into units we know it could be a great rental.

@Darsh Patel  Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher Program) is a federal program; however, it's administered at the local (county) level. 

The home is the stereotype for an easy fix/flip: 3/2, hardwoods, brick, one level, large lot, across from an elementary school, new roof, etc.. 

To get to this level, you could either pay down the loan through payments or make some improvements to the property that raise the value or wait for the market to appreciate on it's own. 

You don't want to waste a high-level person time trying to learn what cap rate, cash on cash, IRR, etc... means.