You might wan to look at the tax assessed value and give a discount (Make sure you put that in your description when selling.  

It is allowed via the current zoning (i.e. multifamily zoning and property meets all building codes, setbacks, etc.)2. 

@Brendan Griffin A lease and a simple option to buy at a 20K discount, 20K paid for option should do it.Use a CT lawyer.

. :)Sounds good and boots on the ground is huge.We love the 43615 zip code and trust me, you don't want to sell it to me heheI wouldn't bother with the MLS either, all decent deals get snapped quick.Send out a 1,000 yellow letters and you should pick up 1-2 deals that are much better than MLS listings.Much success

With the prior rule (prior to the 25% discount) you could buy properties with lower rent to value ratios and still get past underwriting.

Include a kitchen.Spacious parking spaceZip code:07203, 07111, 07050, 07051

I agree get a few quotes to be sure. here in chicago I'm finding that it's hard for someone to do a small job for a discounted price.

You also get a slight insurance discount for being 50+ concrete on the exterior. 

There is normally some sort of 'discount' offered to the buyer of a package deal, but the size of that discount will tend to depend on how badly the seller just wanted them off their hands as well as how interested the buyer was in buying both to begin with.

Try going to your local code enforcement office.