The city zoning has the home listed as single family, but the previous owner added in a second meter for the basement it looks like.It would be advantageous for me to have it appraised and classified as single family since it will me a lower down payment, but the lender has indicated he thinks the appraiser will say it’s multi since the basement has a kitchen.I’m unfamiliar with the specifics on this situation.

The apartments are in the second floor of the building and the ground level has a store front.

Unit #2 will be on the Second and Third-floor levels and have access to a rooftop deck via a pilot house that can be used for stair access only.

Las Vegas ranks second with over 75 undeveloped acres.

There is also another one in Norwalk on the second Wednesday  of the month.  

I second Oregon City!

I'd check with a second lawyer.

I’m in the process of buying my first home, I have two strong options one has been on the market for about a year and is a 2 family with 3 beds in each unit listed at 149,900$ also has a finished attic but needs new siding (estimate about 14-18k).The second is also a 2 family listed at 129,900$ one unit has 1 bedroom the other unit is 3bed room home needs no work except garage needs to be rebuilt or knocked down (which I would prefer to rebuild)  which in estimating to be at least 15k.

You having a second lien of $200k has no effect on bidding or paying for your bid price.....no, you don’t get credit for it in any way.

Looking back, I think it was the right move - a vacation rental would be a lot of work from 1,000 miles away.The second deal was a small duplex in western Nebraska.