I understand, that in these parts, it's somewhat common to have mother-in-law houses and so forth that do NOT meet zoning requirements and operate that way for years.

Sayo, welcome to BP Nation, it appears we have several things in common.

Unit #2, is currently vacant, has the well to my lot and easement to the common dock slip (9, 2 would be ours) and.

@Riley F.Are is decent but not sure about those numbers.Purchase price seems high and not much fat in the deal.Just my opinion.Thanks

I don't know where the State of New is (LOL) but you may be going against the grain of common practice as sellers are often "required" to show good title, which means seller orders it and usually pays for the search, probably responsible for it if it fails to close.

Just purchased a 4plex that shares a common driveway with the 4plex next door.

It's very common for investing.

I'm very aware that common consensus is that the MLS beats other websites, but I still much prefer doing my work on sites like Redfin or Trulia.

Is there a common way to do the transitions from the edge of the Allure up to the bases of the sliding doors and have it not look too awful?

The only thing in common about this topic we share is watching these home makeover shows.