It's a pretty extensive rehab with complete sub floor replacement, likely roof replacement and reconfiguration of the 2nd unit since overall layout is really awkward for the 2nd unit.  

Mine are specifically state based, but as long as you have the information, you should be able to drill down more.It's free for up to 5 reports and is an add-on extension to Google Drive.

The majority of the stagnate properties down here are ones that need extensive work.

Hi,I am looking at a house that has extensive fire damage, should I stay away from putting a house with this fire damage under contract?

Extensions to close are never guaranteed, but if there is no sale date and if there has not been any extensions granted before, there is a chance one can be granted with the bank.I'm not sure of the legalities of taking a security deposit in this situation as there is no lease.

(Not always an easy task) Do they allow extensions on the loan?

I suggest to attend local RE meet-ups, there are several good ones around town like "Houston Real Deal" by @Charles Nguyen and Ray Sasser,  White Picket Realty, Realty Investment Club of Houston "RICH" (there is a yearly membership for this one) but their network of extensive experienced investors and number of free courses and sessions you get with your membership is priceless.

However, I can get you in contact with a team member that works extensively with single family/multi-family investors.

Curt,We all have extensive construction backgrounds and will contribute to the remodel to the extent we can with our sweat equity. 

Bought an extensive rehab for $90K last year and was quite surprised it brought $220K about six months later.