My architect provided some treads on the drawing which I took as gospel, now that I am ordering I am trying to verify everything meets code and it's a PITA. 

I understand it’s all about having the conversation with my fellow agent but I was curious of others thoughts.Am I overthinking this or do you have a strict way of doing business?

I usually type in the zip code when doing this and try to check different sites(rentometer, zillow, rent.com etc) but a lot of the times cannot find any duplexed, just apartments or SFH.

I focusing on zip code: 46222 Neighborhood: eagledale.would love about good wholesallers that their focus are in dis area zip code and neighborhood thank you.

Look for a more affordable market, more strict tenant screening.

@Myron VillarDepending on your goals and criteria, here are some good zip codes within the Houston Area you may consider.77033, 77384, 77304, 77450, 77381, 77385, 77449, 77493, 77450, 77084, 77090, 77082, 77073, 77450, 77388, 77450, 77006, 77002, 77005, 77008, 77007, 77003, 77020, 77007, 77004, 77011, 77006, 77028, 77030, 77011, 77010, 77019, 77009, 77021, 77054, 77009, 77008, 77022, 77373, 77386, 77433, 77306, 77031, 77095, 77006, 77002, 77005, 77008, 77007, 77003, 77020, 77007, 77004, 77011, 77006, 77028, 77030, 77004, 77011, 77010, 77019, 77009, 77021, 77054, 77009, 77008, 77022.Goodluck

Has anyone else been able to crack the code for out of area rehabs?

~Rough ratios allow you to compare zip codes and regions fairly quickly before you get into more property specific due diligence (taxes, insurance, utilities, etc)

I've scoured the forums for months as well as Google and the tax code, but still had some questions.1.

The issue is that the code of ordinance specifies only allowing one ADU.