If you try to get details out of him and he can't really provide any facts/descriptions to back it up, you're talking to the wrong guy.Best of luck! 

I believe the most important thing is the legal description which does not correlate to the street address (at least I don't think so).

@Alexis Riveron Zip codes are too geographically large to make generalizations, however, this is a high crime area.

Our list often includes things like this: 2 to 3 years of tax returns, credit report, bank statements so that you can actually see their cash flow, rent ledger from previous landlord or a letter if they are not sophisticated in record keeping, and a personal description of their business and financial habits. 

I may have found the only 10 homes in the country that fit that description for under $150k. 

Useful for posting description and pictures.2) Street signs ($10.00. 2 Small arrows with address placed at major intersection and 1 big sign with phone number at front of property) = 30 calls.

The whole county has a lack of housing, mainly due to geographical constraints along with limited public utilities in many parts. 

Your best course of action is likely to purchase an easement from neighbors, paid for surveyor and get certified by Recorder of DeedsYou could always increase room count and keep two units (seen a few people do this nearby without any problems) - numbers work well in B and higher areas.It's worth checking out this link here - from the PVD Zoning board, it contains the geographic data for all zones in Providence.https://pvdgis.maps.arcgis.com...https://pvdgis.maps.arcgis.com...

The description is a little light but I'm not sure what else you could highlight in terms of the location.My only feedback is - It looks like this is a space that shares a wall with the main house.

Commercial properties could also be a viable option if you're interested in a different type of investment strategy.If you're looking to venture into new geographical markets, some factors to consider include the local economy, job growth, population growth, and rental demand.