@Timothy Pauldon If the property is in livable condition, no health and safety issue we will  be able to do the loan.

Not only was the facade in horrible disrepair, but patient access was sketchy with drop offs where the sidewalk slabs met the soil / landscaping (if you could call it that!)

Houses were coming off market pretty quickly so it was all about being patient and finding the right one.

My advice is to be patient, and work with an agent who is PROACTIVE, has a great relationship with other agents (hears of deals before they hit the market), and I would also encourage you to look at some deals that have been on the market more than 30 days.

It is a huge safety risk and the PM never should have installed them. 

Stay patient with your finding and don't compromise on your numbers.

When the psychologist sees a patient for the first time, he tries to find out "Have you already tried to do something about your problem yourself?".

Where a second Dwelling Unit is allowed by zoning, the IRC shall apply to require, among otherthings, any necessary fire safety separation between the Primary Dwelling Unit and the secondCIDU.

Were the violations concerning some sort of serious public safety hazard? 

What got me into this is I'm an ER nurse and got covid from one of my patients and spent 10 days in ICU and got me thinking that I need to have another alternative just in case.