@Steven Hamilton II,Yes - the structure I described is intended for people in multiple thrusts.

If you'd like, I can put you in touch with mine and she can describe how that process can work.

You are responsible for the safety and health issues in your building, and hoarding and odors like you describe are health issues (think rats) for the entire building. 

Also, check the original Survey Report that measured and described the boundary line.Bricks are not a good exterior siding material for residential structure in California.

That type of payment agreement lends itself to the type of situation many people describe, which is an agent pushing them toward properties they don't want.As an investor, especially since I'm not looking to invest outside of my market, I wouldn't seek the services of an agent.

Typically, "hard" money is quick,  requires less documentation, has lower credit requirements, can be for 6 months, 1 year or 30 years, and many use it to close as if they have cash and no loan contingency.I like to describe hard money rates as being like ordering a car.  

Sorry, but what you describe reads more like gambling.  

Agree with @Jeff Berg, the details he described will dress up those columns nicely.

I'm assuming repairs but he hasn't described them to me yet. 4.

I am currently working on a business plan for a REI similar to the way you described yours.