The note would typically have a Due-on-Sale clause as well, that permits the noteholder to immediately call the entire amount due at any change in ownership.Just think of the seller as the bank (other than a Contract for Deed situation, as Don said).

Hi BP Family, A quick thank you to some of the seasoned REI’s actively posting that strive to help us newcomers understand and use the forum the best way possible!

Per the link below, I'm seeing that in a "sleeping space" that the ceilings are permitted to be 7' (or less, for a bathroom):https://www.map-strategies.com...However, the chicago code says the height should be 7' 6":https://chicagocode.org/13-64-....So which is it?

They could be good source for leads, they should be able to do the site work or refer to someone 'recommended' who can.For bare land- Your short 2month timeframe for permitting (city or county) and utilities is not going to be realistic or even close, most of the time.Your best bet is to find land that has a mobile (demo and scrap it) then replace.

Verify all permits for add ons.7.  

I'm willing to exchange my home improvement services for the opportunity to learn the process from someone who's already doing it successfully.If you're in Connecticut and interested in sharing your knowledge or have advice for a newcomer like me, please reach out.

I've worked on projects and am familiar with the permitting process in Waco. 

I have no personal interest in owning anything in FLA  I like doing deals for others but not own and especially not build.. time lines for permits are insane there at least they were, maybe that has gotten better..

There are also communities that permits are permitted such as Olivia Beach and Road's End (with existing permit). 

If work hours permit, it may be good to dip into investing while you still are making earned income, and then once you have some experience, make the jump.