Costs run from $2,000 to $6,000 to get a property, which will no longer have back taxes or any other liens when you get the deed.There are restrictions, which vary by municipality. 

If you pay cash, banks often have a seasoning requirement, and want to restrict the amount of cash you can get out of a property.  

that's what I thought...just wanted to make sure where no restrictions on transference of the property that didn't involve the lenders participation. so basically if they can cure then it's a go...

@Dustin Mellor sellers can actually have great control over property after selling, through what's called a "deed restriction", as long as the restriction is legal (doesn't discriminate, etc.)

I'm looking at some acreage with 4 rental units on site and need assistance in determining obstacles or restrictions on future use of the property for a mobile home community.  

I wholeheartedly disagree with the 3 year time of purchase restriction.

They are OK right now, but when I opened the account 16 months ago, they had way too many restrictions.

From the city's perspective they have reasons for their restrictions and permits.

Interest rates are extremely low right now and you have very few restrictions of how you can use the money and it is simple to do.

Even doing 30+ day rentals, you are exempt from the sh0rt-term rental restrictions, if that's what exists.