If it's not permitted to post that info here, please private message me. 

There were expansions done back in the day without permits.  

I'm finishing up college in spring 2016 and plan on making an investment shortly after, but my summer job for the past few years (and currently) is at a yacht club where I basically help people with their boats and make small talk.

But as I state you want to talk to the agencies that dictate your permits, and then a civil that has platted property in the area for many years they will know most of this stuff its their business.

Now I'd value it at $140k -- plan on selling this house when present tenants (college students) move out in 2-3 yearsGame plan is to keep it for 2-5 years depending on the market, timing etc then sell when we think we can get $160k or so.  

Greeting;Today, while gathering information for obtaining a bid on 7,200 sq ft of flat roof for a 38 unit apartment complex, I was told that in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, if a permit is pulled for a re-roof, prior to issuing the permit, the building department must inspect and verify that R20 insulation is in the rafters. 

I would probably apply for school loans and get a computer science or engineering degree starting first from a local community college to save costs.  

One call to the college off campus housing office will give you all the info you will need.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

No College Football.

(I hope a little humor is permitted)