So, if you have any intention of selling this property at some point, you should attempt to get this taken care of.That said, you probably won't have an issue with zoning assuming the building was approved at some point in the past and the subdivision of the parcels was also approved (in that case, it was a mistake by the building departments). 

And she ended up making classic newbie mistakes on renovations on 2 back to back purchase.  

The model has gone through several iterations and I have learned lessons from mistakes and successes realized. 

@Jordan T.It was great to be able to hear the breakdown of the numbers on that multi-family purchase, as well as the advice given to "just go out and do a deal" and don't place so much emphasis on making a mistake.

I made the mistake of trying to ask a couple of people who were viewing the house, to give me a deposit check at that time, but that went very awkwardly (which I sort of suspected it would).My inclination is to just drop the application deposit entirely; if they go through the trouble to fill out the application and scan the documents that I require, I suspect that I can treat that is meaningful interest. 

Rushing can lead to mistakes. 

If you want to know about mistakes, just follow me around for a day or two, I make plenty of them...

I was listening to Ken McElroy and he made the statement that it is a mistake to ask your maintenance men to turn units. 

@Alex M.Once a month or so in Warren (about an hour south east of Cleveland, Kraftmaid sells a bunch of cabinets that were ordered and never picked up or mistakes.

The title insurance is to protect you from mistakes the title company makes.