Perhaps, in combination with emission standards for cars escalating along with the building codes the Commission is of the belief that every home in the future will have an electric car in the driveway and polluting while commuting will be mute?

., grandfathered) or illegal).The county or state department of health and/or environmental quality to determine the status of any outstanding violations and permits needed to operate the utilities in the park (if applicable).Definitely include your attorney but also understand that speaking with the local governing agencies and obtaining details in writing is critical.

You need to see what a lot is worth and how much it will cost to demo the house,And make sure the lot has road access and it is not landlocked, polluted, have abandoned wells that need to be closed or failing septic systems you need to close.This could be a money pit.And see if lots sell in that area.  

And that's assuming there are no environmental issues like a buried oil tank.I'm not saying this can't work, but there's a reason you only really see SFH and large multi-family being built.

I want the backyard to be inviting, beautiful, and pet friendly, but still environmental and economical (read: I don't want grass out there). 

Did you consider the possible environmental liability with this type of company? 

Hi BiggerpocketI have this situation I want to share with everybody and seeking for advice if you run into this problem and how to deal with them.Our house was burn down by a fire and we got a builder in NJ which specialize in service environmental, construction and restoration to rebuild our home.

This is done before the borrower spends any money on appraisal, environmental, etc.

Safety - Learn about Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) and employ the concepts at your property.

In CA where there are more homeless than any other state in the country, I can tell you that the reason for the lack of housing is due to the high cost of permitting, length of time to get through the process in many areas, not enough land zoned for higher density, the strict environmental laws that have all but outlawed new septic systems in outlying areas, a water penalty, required sprinklers in houses, and now coming up in 2020, solar on new homes!