Like so many things it would be helpful to have uniformity! 

But I have some hope when I see a young woman emerge from the woods near my home with her Wendy's uniform on and head out to walk to work each day. 

Most likley I would be in a stripped uniform behind bars if I did not have the ability to run an idea or situation by a lawyer to find out if I was heading up the wrong tree.

You can get a standard MN contract for deed free online along with lots of other real estate documents at the link below from the department of commerce:http://mn.gov/commerce-stat/pdfs/uniform-conveyanc...My opinion is you should probably spend a few hundred dollars and consult a real estate attorney depending what you are trying to do... 

There are tactics to convince the lender to sell the note, legal aspects and you may need an attorney.Selling notes is governed by the Uniform Commercial Code, SEC requirements can kick in when buying bulk loans, perfecting your security interest is under the UCC and state laws.As mentioned, I've not seen any prohibition of accepting a DIL in any note, if there were, it would be more as a disclosure saying the lender will not consider the option, it has no legal effect, it's up to the holder of the note to accept the property as full payment.Not asked, but important, the borrower needs to make a formal request offering a deed in lieu of payment.

Up to now, HUD has encouraged PHAs to adjust the raw FMR amounts to be more specific and encourage low income recipients to mix into the area more uniformly.

By century’s end, that number will increase to $19 billion, with a one in 100 chance of a $26 billion risk, concluded researchers"[The question being, how quickly will the wealthy respond to this and will that response be uniform, i.e. all at once]"By 2100, Southern Californians will suffer temperatures exceeding 95 degrees Fahrenheit for more than 200 days of the year, researchers found.

And I usually presume (far from uniform) that the SFR neighborhoods (all things being equal) are better.  

Hi @JOHN DALEY,You are right, the CAFR is not uniformly available and is town specific.  

Fayetteville is pretty uniform, I buy all over town