They've been at this for several days already, it seems like it simply isn't going to happen.I've included the zoning map, with a red circled area showing where the property is - the strip of commercial zoning is almost humorous (if it wasn't causing the deal to fall through) because it's blatantly a residential area.

I know my inspector will catch most things that could be wrong with the property, but I don't like the seller's dishonesty about blatantly obvious items.Thanks!

When starting out in real estate investing, Should you "fake it" and "pretend" you are more experienced than you are to ease a potential prospect's mind or should you be transparent with your complete lack of experience.When I say "fake it", I don't mean blatantly lie but just omit the fact that this is your first time and paint the image that you are experienced.

I mean, other then the blatantly obvious of yourself.

It is blatantly obvious without running data.

[ "sure its a blatant plug for me – But what have you got to lose with a 7 day FREE Trial"]and if the law firm he refers to for the class action, actually specialized in class actionsand had more than one lawyer from at least a top 30 law school [with the exception, as far as I could see, of the one UCLA Law grad listed]

The court would hear the HOA compliant and essentially agree the owner is not only in violation but blatantly disregarding the homogenous nature of the development.

@Tim EhlersLOL I did not think one could blatantly solicit business on the forum side of BP.. so all your responses are from those that sell property.. so consider the source they are all bias to their areas.. :)Hopefully you will get some response from those that are not sales folks.. :)I do have first hand knowledge about kokomo though.. its a nice little under the radar burg.

Chief didn't appreciate my answer and my blatant refusal to obey him blindly and unquestionably.

It's an apparent blatant attempt to stop and/or limit STR of timeshares.