Perfect, thank you for the bonus info as well!

I've met various scopes from vesting title to 150+ year land-patent research for the oil and gas/energy industry, as well as power and pipeline ROW (right of way).However, I've started researching some foreclosure title for myself and to help some flipper friends in return for investing advice.

My thought is any tree on the property could at any time fall on the house, we have two other large trees in the yard as well.

Ranier,--get an attorney--get a seasoned real estate attorney--get a seasoned real estate attorney well versed in "subject to"--follow their adviceMy 2 cents,Mike

The property already has two kitchens and looks as if it could very well be a duplex.

Quote from @Alex Longinidis: Well, you have seven posts so that puts you ahead of a lot of people!

Actually, I just decided to go with Energy Star because it's a bit easier and more well known.

If you ever get sued and want to use the business as a legal shield, having a separate business account that doesn't co-mingle with your personal funds will be important when it comes to the determination of whether what you have is a business or a personal hobby (though there are certainly lots of other aspects of this you need to investigate as well).

I think this is because in general, lower price point homes has the ability to up the most since the average of Columbus is well over $200k.

I recently purchased my first house hack and all is going well at this point, but I don't want to stop there!