It's right next to Lake Michigan (I can see the lake from my room), the bus stop is right in front of my doorstep and the train is only a 7 minute walk.

The building would have to be build on the property line to make it fit while maintaining adequate parking and yard space. 

There are a few properties that come and go, primarily duplex and triplex properties of not great quality in not great areas that fit the bill, otherwise the mainstay seems to be something like: 3 Bed 2 Bath home, 900-1200sq ft, built in 1930s, needs some work, 120-160k.

That helps a lot in trying to determine if this will be a good fit.

Unfortunately, I am recovering from a couple medical problems and cannot walk at this time but it has given me a bunch of learning time. 

We are listing that house in two weeks at 130k, meaning if we pay all realtor fees and closing costs we would walk away with approx. 30k.The biggest adversity we faced is not having a lot of money to get started.

In other words, you'll be walking on a thin edge (or playing with fire).8.

Hi all, I am in feasibility period and walking through every unit for physical inspection.

It doesn't fit a lot of great rules I've learned recently from religiously listening to the BiggerPockets Podcast. 

Would you of walked or would you of stuck around?