I'd like to buy your house at 345 Broad St.

I'm sure a google search for retirement living, senior living, senior housing, etc. would give you a broad selection.

This way your construction lender can still be in first position.This is extremely broad, but these are generally where market is at in close in Portland for land you can build 4-plex.

The plan is to get a Investor Explorer subscription for a month to consider a broad range of markets.

This would be opposed to a "named" or "broad" peril policy where as your home is ONLY covered by the perils listed on the policy. 

I know this is very broad right now not knowing the other variable factors like cap ex, agreements, etc.

Painting all contractors ( or even most of them) with a broad brush of con men is like saying all RE Investors are just out to be slum lords and only care about the money and Flippers are selling you junk houses with paint jobs.  

Business and marriage are on opposite ends of the spectrum.

Seems fairly broad, but I would focus on areas that have the best population growth and job growth, which can be found online.

What she did say was that a mandatory rental inspection program On rental properties was a violation of both the Landlord and tenants Right to due process under the fourth amendment and, could not be done Unless The city obtained a warrant.Even acknowledging the Compelling interest that the city has and societal benefit, it could not override the landlords fourth amendment rights The ruling, still let the city conduct an inspection, but in order to have such a broad program where they inspected every property and every landlord, it would create such an administrative burden for the city in order to comply with the court order, that The ruling affectively made it impossible to have such a program.Applying the ruling to Your proposal of mandatory inspections on lease renewal, that proposal would likely fail and due process grounds as well.Where inspection programs typically would be upheld, is if the inspection process is tailored in such a way to inspect  properties that have previously been identified 2/have housing violations or nuisance properties.