I thought you weren't allowed to market your fund publicly?

Many HOA's do not have public access to their documents on their websites.

Leaving your business card at restaurants, barber shops, and other public places will not work.

Publicly traded companies falsify financials, SEC regulators missing fraudsters, etc.  

You don't need to respond publically, however, that can determine the % down payment.

Notably, the landlord is able to exclude the cancelled debt from income due to insolvency at the time of foreclosure. checkout this IRS publication to learn more: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-wd/1415002.pdf

I should probably give some highly corporatized reply or something, but honestly seeing Alan and Kirt's names drawn into a public forum is hurtful to me.

if it was mine here is what I would do.1. walk in to planning department in the county and check zoning and any red flags they may have.2. should be simple enough to see if it has public water and sewer then call those agencies to make sure there are no moratoriums. 

That is still not an excuse, but I wanted to publicly apologize since I saw this negative post. 

I never knew that there was a public master plan for each city.