I bet you can still get it online.I would fix it or replace it.

Best bet is to get all the details of the building structure then discuss with a company like this https://rooflifters.com As a GC I have lifted several roofs on buildings, lifted houses and buildings and my house moving company even moved a lighthouse successfullyhttps://www.nps.gov/caha/learn... 

I really need to get my notification adjusted. 

You're basically keeping up with inflationIn this case, you're basically betting on appreciation.

They would more likely compare to duplexes and triplexes, and adjust for unit count, or look farther out than the "within" 0.5 miles that they "like," and adjust for location.

That being said, what are you doing to adjust your business model to combat the changing and rapidly growing market? 

If this is a long term buy and hold, then building a 1200 SF ADU would likely be the best bet as you don’t have to pay for any new dirt/land.

For the area you're looking at, I'd say $1800-$2000 is a good bet...possibly higher depending on the level of finish.

Hey you all,I’ve come to the conclusion that getting a hard money lender will be my best bet first my first property and probably future investments as well.

You will be locked into a low interest rate, versus a HELOC - which is adjustable and the rate can go up.