Would also like to use my first property to get my feet wet when it comes to some light rehabbing. 

I'd like to take another look at the county's online maps to see if they will shed any light on this and when I do I will let you know.

Down to what light switches you are changing. 

Congratulations on "seeing the light" and having the discipline and drive to build an impressive rental portfolio so quickly.

You've talked talked to YOUR broker and it sounds like he pretty much gave you the green light to move forward.

My hobbies include scuba diving, horseback riding, app development, robotics, auto mechanics and performance stage lighting.

This is my first investment property purchase.Location: Sugar Creek (right on the border of Independence, close to the intersection of highway 24 and Sterling Ave), neighborhood rated B+, low/no crimeProperty: Built 1917, 6 bedroom 3 bath, 2 story, 2,200 square feet, 2 car attached garagePlanned Renovation: New tile flooring in kitchen and baths, new countertops, new carpet throughout, appliances, new light fixtures, interior paint, exterior pain, new water heater.  

Generally, I replace appliances, toilets, flooring and paint, lighting, etc so there isn't too much to be called about.  

There is a 6" x 6" vent about 6" by the vanity light fixture (on the wall), in fact, it covers the vent.  

To me, money is merely a tool I can use to provide for my [future] family, help my neighbors across the street or across the ocean, and do my best to shine just a little bit more light into this world.