(b)Where two separate buildings are erected to house separate families on a single lot, one shall be placed to the rear of the other and not side by side within the minimum lot width required herein.(3)Every use as a secondary or subordinate single-family residence or one-family garage apartment on the rear portion of a lot where there is only one (1) single-family residence on the front portion of said lot.I am going to call the county anyways but I would love to hear BP’s members feedback..

But to bust somebody's rear for painting  a house or planting trees in a lawn is just plain ridiculous because it's over $500.  

We understand it now, as we always do with the benefit of rear view vision.

Ideally you don't want it backing onto a rear neighbor and if you can get a home with a covered patio area along with the pool, guests love that.  

Every now and then, some "Analysis-Paralysis" flares up again and those other fears will rear their ugly heads. 

In continuing with my “HOW TO” series I thought I would post on a topic that has reared its head again lately – the notorious “due on sale” clause (key terrifying music).

The ony exterior change we are considering is potentially getting a permit to put a deck on the rear garage.Thank you in advance for your help!

I have a waterfront property in Bradenton Florida that has a variance for the the rear setback (seawall) that was approved in 2010.

By way of example, if you as the GP's identified this unique rear yard development opportunity that others overlooked and acquired this land at a low basis and/or obtained all of the entitlements where there is imputed equity and let's say a bank will now finance the property at a higher LTC than normal transactions, that is an example of why you can justify more favorable splits.

If these are the problems you're having in REI, you're not fit for REI.This is why the cash flow only mechanism of investing will rear it's ugly head.