If you can break it down "Barney-Style" I would be appreciative!

It is rarely equity, such as that suitable yo wholesale of flip.

I connected the Old Hyde Park style front house with an extension on the roof over the back porch to make this on Inlaw Apt. by the old rule in Tampa.

I'm finding streets I didn't know where there, areas with the size/style of house I'd focus on, ect. 

If you're looking to network, look to the Milwaukee REIA which meets a few times a month, or even better the bigger pockets style Brew City Meetup that actually meets this Saturday at 9 am at Stone Creek Coffee on 5th or 6th street downtown.

The market consists of various style homes, some mobile homes and custom large homes with not much conformity.  

Ditto townhouse style (vs. multistory).

I've told them they can leave whenever but they will owe rent until another suitable tenant is found- per the lease agreement.  

I believe there are huge developments in this style in California.

They'll need a few basic details on the structure, i.e. age, condition, building style (timber/brick), location etc.This should furnish you with enough information to know whether the deal could possibly work.Keep a record of all this information, and I would start building a database of what the cost is for each task/trade per sq ft.