Some bipartisan congressional legislation, like the HOUSES Act, supports this effort by making portions of federal land available for residential development.While this approach has promise, experts warn that opening federal lands is only part of the solution.

The price of the option, paid for by the potential purchaser of the property, is agreed upon and set and is non-refundable.Some sellers MIGHT credit the cost of the option back to the buyer of the property upon closing, but any details of the option may NOT refer to any lease.Why? 

It's helpful to hear so many perspectives on this & the other aspects of flipping beyond construction.When you mention the other elements to manage beyond construction - do you mean the real estate side of buying/selling/financing or is there more than that you are referring to? 

@Kevin Luttrell - I disagree, I have seen lenders accept the report as a reference point during the appeal process.

In reference to that Carl family that'd say that nonsense on this board.

Since they know the code more, fire marshalls tend to work with them to come up with solutions that work for all.

Has anyone here found creative financing solutions or partnerships that have worked for them lately?

Hey Jorge,Hard Money is a short term solution.

I'm unable to come up with a solid solution here (adding a separate gas meter is too expensive.) 

I specialize is finding unique solutions to novel problems and have a robust team/network of quality contractors.