I have 2 houses zoned multi and just bought the 2 next door. 19000 sq ft land, enough to add on but code says one side doesnt have required set back so is nonconforming. 

The mortgage broker is telling me these are red flags.Interesting advice regarding requesting mold and roof are fixed.

Networking is also not my strong suit, but I am good at analyzing information, so there is a good chance I am over analyzing things and I just need to get out there to my "uncomfortable zone". 

Inspections will include not just a physical inspection of the property, but also engineering assessments; environmental assessments; zoning and permit inspections; leases and service contracts and finances (3-5 years, preferable prepared by an accountant).   

This money will be used for land acquisition, surveying, engineering, concept plan, blueprints, zoning and building permits, and first 3 unit condo build. 

.- No 100 year old houses- No flood zones

Does it make sense that many, if not most municipalities only allow 2-per-bedroom as per zoning laws, but HUD says that's discriminatory? 

So i thought i would share.Also, when looking at properties, be aware that just because public L&I records show a property as zoned a certain way doesn't mean its fully zoned.

This house was grandfathered in as a duplex in a nice historic area where it’s zones for only single family now.

The entire HOA is zoned for STR so that part is covered.