Just randomly came across this, might be too late @Ronak Patel but if your title and legal description says you own two lots you might NOT need to subdivide it; it's already done for you.ADU you can get it permitted and built quicker, but I don't think it'll add to the exit value as much since most appraisers and market resale is not treating it at the same dollar per sqft as regular SFH (but it's pretty close in some markets I've seen like in Long Beach).4,000sf lot is still manageable.

because after the markets treating me good I decided to come back to real estate, the issue I'm having is finding a good realtor even when I was wholesaling it was impossible to find a decent realtor.

See if you can find a lender that will treat it as commercial for lending purposes. 

Treat your new house purchase like an investment property. 

And how's Japan treating you?

A good, local bank, that treats you well, and trusts you with lines of credit will allow you to go far.OPM is the best.

They treat them as pieces of "junk."

If a property were treated and any damage was repaired I do not think it would be an issue in the future.

He said he didn't mind being booted off, because most people on BP wanted to treat Subject To and Wraps as "no money needed", which it isn't.

I would treat them as lenders and pay interest instead of equity if you can avoid it.