What I want to do is change the legal description of the property to condo or single family so I can do a lease option on both sides of the property.

Your description of it as a flip indicates that you purchased it with the primary intent of reselling not holding.  

Descriptions of how to change orders are done.Scope of work.

I'd buy 1 cash flowing investment for a purchase price around $100k$20k Down$15k closing costs and some repairs$35k totalStill sitting on $15k savings.Here is a picture of my portfolio in Metro Detroit...has multiple properties that fit this description and cash flow well.

They list the places and then in the description of the places they list why their metrics are  not real, lol.Seems like a big swing and a miss is that they're including non-STRable properties into the median home price calculations. 

I was not aware of this strategy but it is definitely an interesting option, however it seems like he is also not aware of the FNMA delayed financing exception in his description of buying a home with cash (section 2 of the article).

The Brockton lot does seem to have frontage on a nearby street, but the description mentions upland, which I would be careful dealing with unless you are prepared for large excavation costs. 

Your description of what we as investors should be asking is something I have always done and continue when reframing my questions if they seem vague.

Why is # units only 2, when property description shows 3?

I have a bunch of people who reply to my ads but most of them do not meet the minimum requirements that are literally listed in the description.