It is very doubtful those companies are going anywhere and of they do I would still own assets. 

If state law requires you provide the grace period, I doubt you can charge a late fee.

If it's not hitting the 1% rule (of FMV) with 25% equity, I doubt it's worth holding as a rental.

After the first phase of getting the house rehabbed, I was told I could refinance again with a 203k to get the funds for an addition or etc, however, I doubt I will do it again with what’s happened thus far.

Just looking at the numbers, I tend to doubt that a 30k rehab on a deal listed on the MLS would add that much value.

I know that I will not have authorization for that, but I figured I would give the roofer the benefit of the doubt and I would ask anyway.I go back down to my office and ask my CEO.

Costs also include changes to your current planning and other risksThere is so many problems with places allowing tiny/alternative houses that unless you are really in the boonies and a really well visited area by short term types, I doubt it is a viable longterm plan

I am no doubt in the minority, because I do not and will not ever collect email addresses, I collect buyers.

And I agree with @Dennis M. in that while this is a deal I might do if the numbers made sense, it doesn't sound like a deal YOU should do as a newbie--and besides, I doubt the numbers make sense.

Jays estimates for compliance are fairly on point, sometimes it can go higher if a new roof or cement work is needed.