Also, since it says there is a fenced backyard, maybe a picture of that. 

Or in my case, buying existing buildings, then developing the backyard in some way (ADU or Townhouses).

I am not sure I would go that route only because there is also the possibility that you could be denied, have to go for variances or even have the NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) crew come out at the town meetings.

Some of the improvements include:Replacing the existing carpet with LVP (They had animals and there is a distinct odor)Replacing the acoustic drop ceilings (They painted the existing drop ceiling black)Removing a sliding glass door and replacing it with a french door for rental entranceReplacing the existing fluorescent lighting with can lightingReplacing painted wood panel with drywall, finishing, and painting said drywallMoving walls around to block off some areas and to make some areas biggerAdding a kitchen, which include cabinets, sink, range, and maybe a dishwasherCreate a path leading from my driveway around the backyard to the basement entrance.My space is about 1200 SF and I mentally prepared to spend about 15K to redo the basement to an acceptable quality level.

We have owned thousands of units across the country and it never works out nearly as good as the ones in our own backyard.

I have an in-law unit in my backyard I am working on renting.

My high school baseball coach used to say "you can't steal 2nd base from the dug out" Get in the game!

Numbers:3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 carport, fenced in beautiful backyard, 1400 sq ft.

Investing in my neighborhood really did not require the extra mile of review that one should take when investing in some other backyard.

Also, I am interested in having a DADU preferably in my back yard being that I believe the backyard I have is much bigger.