The problem, as others indicated, is that the water in that bucket starts to lose value the second it drips into the bucket.

ND is very literally the last market in the US I would go to start doing REI, that's to say Montana is better, Missouri, ALASKA... get the trend here. .... given your super-green entry point here it may be worth trying out just to get exposure to some of it, but you'd be 1,000X better getting with a legit group/team here in MN which will be no problem as the REI market in MN is absolutely bizonkers busy. 

I said no problem as long as he fills out the application and is added to the lease; HOWEVER, when the application came back he has two prior evictions, bad credit, and drug and domestic battery offenses. 

The City seen the problem as well as we did, the dumpster was servicing 3 different MF properties on a cul-de-sac and after multiple complaints from Landlords, PM's and residents the City stepped in looking for solutions and that's what they came up with.

Is that going to be a problem as far as my son showing proof of money invested?

Actually, I'd go one step further and say that this is a symptom of an even more fundamental problem. A

I believe in reality that won't be a problem as your purchase will include title insurance.

I don't think it will present a problem. As

And my principal has informed me that I encounter all sorts of problems that Realtors with more experience tend to get - as I dive in with both feet.I network when I have time, although that is a problem, a lack of time.

.- HOAs are not the only problem, as townships want a piece of the pie, they have started putting in regulations. example- if your septics size is 1000g your house is considered legally a 3 bedroom STR regardless of bedrooms you have(and max of 2 people per bedroom).