It sounds confusing but if you pull out a map and draw a lie for each of those descriptions you’ll see the “square” it defines. 

Appropriate addenda may be attached.If you’re ever in doubt, TAR has a list of forms with their descriptions in zipForms.  

Each house then has it's own JV agreement with address, legal description etc and what the details are for that particular house.

Investors will tell you that actively investing in those two descriptions for properties can be very lucrative, but will also be very time consuming and you have to work hard to keep 60% of the rental revenue.  

@Darren Budahn The link to the program description on the city website is dead.

But yes, when you've seen hundreds of properties, you know the area, the types of properties, what the rents are, what properties in various conditions go for, how much it costs (ballpark) to rehab, and have a description of the condition of the property (which may or may not be true--that is why you need to get eyeballs on it), then you can make an offer site unseen.There are a couple of reasons you would do this.  

Hey @Nick Dillaha Sounds like a really nice place...I have some of experience in SW florida so i find typically with the description of the house you are giving that those homes usually have a monthly fee (HOA fee) or a community fee....If this is true you want to find out exactly how much it is and then you want to ask for the last 2 years papers/books to see whether its profitable or not....if not then that will certainly be your main concern and is surely the reason why the house is able to drop another 25g and is still on the market and hasnt been sold and i would think it can even drop 30 or 40gs....if on the other hand its profitable then at the 225 mark then its a great deal (from the outside without looking at numbers) and in a year or 2 or 5 i think you can make some nice money from it.Best of luck man

I fit into the description you mentioned of no prior experience but a string desire to make a better life for my family!

But when you have an accountant that fits the exact description of what you are looking for actually in your backyard, I highly recommend starting a conversation with her.

When you say "3 connecting lots", do they each have a separate tax/parcel description, or are they one parcel?