But the County had already approved the permits for the original developer and they were still valid.So, sure enough at the annual meeting--the only one that timeshare owners might, at least a few, attend and that an agenda is sent out for, they announced that they awarded a contract to their own development company to fully develop the timeshares.Yep, they were going to build more timeshares at our owners expense, and we would then all share in the profit (or losses, which is what it was going to be) but his company was going to build at double the cost per square foot for a high level home in that area, and these were rural timeshares, not high level. 

I'm officially in Cleveland!

New update on the BH&J Rent vs Buy Index. https://business.fau.edu/departments/finance/real-estate-initiative/bhj-buy-vs-rent-index/bhj-summary/Interesting to note that most major markets have officially crossed over, where renting your residence and reinvesting what you would've spent on a home makes more financial sense than buying.

Do you get this kind of info from google, certain government officials/departments?

In the coming weeks, I will be gathering some leads and making my first official visits to various properties.

I am selling this property which was purchased at a tax lien sheriff sale, I signed a contract with one of those contractor guys who buys for cash, but he is not licensed and is just trying to sell it or wholesale it on the MLS, leaving me without any word on the process, The contract said they should have started the process of the Title search and notified me within a 5 business days and notify me within 20 days of any problems with the search, they did not start the search until 15 days from signing the agreement, then i sent an official cancelation he is accusing me of breaching the agreement and want to file a lien on the property for his right to buy??

If it’s possible within the zoning code then the conversion would be presented at a zoning meeting where adjacent neighbors and officials will give their opinion.

My husband and I have officially moved back to San Antonio.

I would proceed with caution, ask around - neighbors, city officials, etc.

Does the property have to be officially under contract for the seller to change the status to pending?