You may have to file with the town to get it rezoned.

If the Borrower moves back to the original area, the Borrower is not required to live in the original house and may obtain a new FHA-insured Mortgage on a new Principal Residence, provided the relocation meets the two requirements above.

Just had notice of one that was invalidated because the tax records were never updated when transfer deeds were filed.

For me, it's the principal of the matter.

Is the loan a UCC filing against the panels?

For example we have one rental that has 3x in value and day 1 it was around negative $200 cash flow, today it is +300 cash flow but also have a huge equity and the tenant has also paid all the principal on this property. 

We also charge an underwriting fee which includes reviewing the entire file, cost for appraisals and credit checks etcYou also can thank your state or federal government for creating additional layers such as licensing for business loans which to me is stupid.

Additionally, this structure eliminates the need for active management, as the real estate assets within the DST are managed by the sponsoring entity.As an investor your level of activity would include collecting monthly distributions, receiving  quarterly reports on investment, file taxes annually and 1031 exchange your investment every 7-10 years (sometimes shorter depending on the market).

I might have better cash flow just by paying off the HELOC and putting the $150,000 principal in a 5% high-yield savings account which has me considering selling (even for a loss) just to move on.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Here is what else I can include in my PDF file of your tax return:Schedule E worksheet - between 3 and 7 pagesdepreciation schedule(s) - between 1 and 6 pages (by the way, this should always be included!)