All that remains is the lights and soffit, which will hopefully be removed this weekend. 

I'm confident I can assign this for a quick 8-10k to one of my contractor buyers however I'm wondering if I may be passing up a better option by purchasing and doing light rehab and sell on rent to own or if I may be better to look to sell on sweat equity.  

Zoning: Light Industrial. 

Looking to converse with someone who has done or that is doing deals, and maybe can shine some light on getting started.

@Steve VaughanCan you shine a light on my assumptions outlined above in the response to @Neal Collins regarding section 121 exclusion?

I think in light of the drought, it is the only way to ensure responsible water use from our tenants.  

However, you have to be pre-approved through Green Light, which was also updated in an ad on listing today.

This came out in the third meeting, which means we had over eight hours of focused discussions which were all leading to a green light for the partnership before we unearthed the deal breaker.  

See if that lights a fire under her.

My office is on Shelby Street and I just closed on a 3/2 on Shelby Pkwy, did a light cleanup and rented it for $1,050 a month.