In my opinion by even writing the tag line you have puts a block in your own head that says the odds are stacked against you even more then being young. 

Like I mentioned before, we have a great Realtor and we also have access to PropStream that allows us to pull our own comps.  

The park is not in a flood zone, is in the city limits, has great access to a city of 287,000 people, is advertised as 88 spaces though the park commission believes it is 92 spaces.  

(I have access to the MLS and know that it was only taken off the MLS a couple days ago, also, we drove by and the property was very clearly vacant with blinds rolled up, etc.)

But as  Stephen Bell mentioned, I would need to contact insurance company 1st to see if it is allowed. tenants would definitely not have access to it. 

My sister stays like 3 miles from the location and my cousin stay a few blocks.

They successfully did that in DC and got approval to do it in a residential neighborhood for a house that now rents to college students blocks from campus.

It ironically was built in 1937 as well.Something to keep in mind going forward; it is our understanding that many homes built prior to 1939 used sandstone foundations and obviously older "cloth type / knob and tube" style wiring.1940+ homes builders started utilizing cinder block foundations and bx wiring, which is as mentioned a ground wiring system.All the best

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Brent Coombs ...As for home equity loans, don't you have access to the difference between what the original loan amount was versus how much it is now?

I believe agents have the access for this kind of information.