Had storm damage got a contractor in he quit hired a sub contractor to finish he is about 75 to 80 percent done an he is a no show will take calls or texts I was forced to move in insuranxe no longer would pay his completion date he verbaliRd to myself my adjuster an attorney was may 31 he did not make that date an infact had extension to June 6th an house still not completed as agreed on he also has left a big mess of construction debre on my property , I was to sell home as per divorce decree an this is seriously affecting my ability to move forward .

If the rent comps don’t support it then I would need to adjust price accordingly or walk.

Type of financing sought: Given the time constraints, I am at a point now where I'm open to virtually any type of conventional fixed or adjustable, private, or hard within reason. 

when you split that lot off you will be adjusting the basis between the SFR and the lot. 

@Mike Franco a private lender will offer 30 year products (fixed or adjustable) with 20-25% downpayment.

This allows you to pay for the value adds, make rent adjustments and decrease expenses in a favorable timeframe. 

Some adjustments where made and when I sold my condo a while back, the re-sale on that sale showed two parking spaces.  

Is this an appropriate adjustment of perspective as costs shift or am I just being too aggressive as I search for more deals?

. +1 on asking the city to adjust the bill down if you provide proof that the leak has been fixed.

@Courtney Wheeler Private Lender will lend on a 1-4 unit property with 20-25% downpayment. 30 year programs available either fixed or adjustable at competitive rates.