Also metal railings can be fairly expensive as well since they need to be fabricated at shop then installed. 

"If you attempt to move the vehicle youselves, then we leave.

@Danny OndikA corporation is not a good vehicle for rental properties, tax-wise.  

I had some hail damage on a few properties and vehicle damage.

We have 800+ credit scores and a decent amount of liquid savings, a little over $57,000 and roughy $80,000 in retirement accounts (401k's, etc), we own both our vehicles outright and our only debt currently is our primary home which presently has a LTV of 80.4%. 

The property has county road frontage but needs a small road added to drive a vehicle on to it.

Reason being, both a solo 401k and IRA are considered tax shelter vehicles--not capital assets- for making passive investments where the gains grow tax free until distributed--generally once the individual reaches retirement age. 

Also, I like to see the vehicles they drive.

I imagine as I accumulate more properties that I will want to use a vehicle like an LLC and have nothing tied to my name but for now I just need to be organized.

Lastly, a very dark red-orange for the entry door (I'd lose the screen/storm door).For the roof, use black shingles, and if you really want a nice classic finishing touch, do a standing-seam metal roof on the porch.You might want to replace the railings with something nicer that has simple newel posts at the bottom, wouldn't cost too much, and would be a bit more welcoming.