The lead was for a 12 space trailer park in Ada county idaho.

Go to a pet store and put some mice ad a snake in her place...

Three private offices, a small kitchen, two ADA compliant half baths, and a large hall.

I pulled the following numbers from our Consumer List using the following criteria:Homeowners, Age 50-89, Home value up to $250,000, purchased 1998 or before, single family  homes in the Boise area counties.The second column is a subset of the first where the homeowners have a low Financial Stability Score (FSS) Ada, ID        6535 1087 Canyon, ID 1516   560 Gem, ID      103     38 Owyhee, ID 78      54Unfortunately, Boise County doesn't have much on homeowners even on the consumer list.

Like I said, you will need to investigate, zoning, city ordinances, insurance, permits/licenses, health codes (if you have anything over 4 units, with more than 1 floor, you will be under ADA compliance jurisdiction), and irate neighbors.

@Ada Tor, I recommend not buying a $50k car.

BakersfieldR2 = One unit per 2500 sqftR3 = One unit per 1500 sqftKern County R2 = One unit per 2750 sqft Side setbacks are as little as 5 feetBack yard setbacks range from 10-15 ft 10 feet between building on the same lot Parking requirements are the most important to keep in mind since parking takes up lots of space; on space for studio and 1 bed, 2 spaces for any dwelling unit 2 bed and above with at least one ADA space for the propertyHope that helps

I have a client who is looking for housing with the following conditions:-Owner-financing and/or lease to own-400-500/month -one-story-30" wide exterior doors-Location flexible, can be in the greater Savannah, Hardeeville, Bluffton, Beaufort areaMy buyer is "able-disabled" mostly wheelchair bound and on fixed-income, she will be getting a grant to make ADA improvements to a home in 18 months.

However, to me it is screaming ADA non compliant lawsuit. 

One board member is concerned that doing this would change our HOA from being non-profit to a for profit business and would require us to become ADA compliant (historic building that does not have elevators), pay extra in taxes, higher liability, etc.