IF you are not experienced with this, you may be better off retaining an architect on an hourly basis to help narrow and document the current conditions and proposed changes.  

Trying to find some data to work with online, but can't really find anything reliable.

I will be asking my lender this question, but curious if many others have experienced this.I'm trying to best determine if this will be a potential roadblock in the refinance stage.Finally, if you suggest I redeem the property, would you say it's easy to do on my own or should I hire an attorney?

Sorry i think you can do it online instead of title search at local building.

The properties are zoned to increase density, and best of all the area is affordable and experiencing huge rates of appreciation.

1)Yes2)You can get contracts online that are relevant and updated.3)online and through your network4)You can MOA so that If they were to purchase the last person that It would show that has interest in the property is you and they would have to contact you in order to do anything with that property.5)post online, county records

Is anyone experienced with that market?

Is there anything you have experienced with that neighborhood that is worth knowing to someone looking to buy there?

Anyone else experiencing this?

The real estate industry really needs a change, a higher barrier to entry than a high school diploma and 90 hours of online training.