The deed restriction does not prohibit the brother from inheriting.Your problem with this property is the back taxes.

Go down to the "RESPA'S statutes explained: consumer protections and prohibited practices" section.

A 2 fam cannot be converted to a three without city approval, which is prohibitive at best!

That does sound like a prohibited transaction.

Many developers in Houston deed restrict their developments to prohibit certain uses which could include MHs.

While you might be constrained to stocks and bonds by your 401k plan at work, other than a relatively few prohibited investments such as insurance and art, I’m not aware of any after tax investments you can make that you can’t also shelter behind a self-directed retirement plan.All of this assumes you don’t need the money soon, say for health reasons, but you didn’t say that.

This looks like my only option, but I have no idea whether this is just a small claims issue, or could end up being a legal battle in order to get compensation, and whether that is going to be prohibitively expensive.

[b]Barking Dogs: Cochise County has an ordnance prohibiting barking that disturbs the peace.

While an ad such as you are proposing might not draw the attention of the SEC or a state securities board, it is in all probability a violation of the prohibition on general solicitation and advertising for private placements.

The new requirements are:The buyer is prohibited from selling the property for any sales price for a period of 30 days from the date of the deed.After a 30 day period, and until 90 days from the date of the deed the buyer is further prohibited from selling the property for a sales price greater than 120% of the short sale price.The above restrictions will run with the land and are not personal to the grantee.Can anyone confirm this and/or possibly have a link to a reputable source?