Buyer shall pay the title company escrow closing fee if Buyer obtains a mortgage; provided, however, if Buyer elects to close without a mortgage loan, the Parties shall share the title company escrow closing fee equally.

A zoning change is at the discretion of your local elected officials and your "making it better" argument can prevail, especially if you can also show the area is already predominantly commercial or it should be.Good luck!

There is not a shortage of pet friendly rentals in New Hampshire--a solution to a non-problem--simply to over-regulate.https://www.zillow.com/nh/pet-friendly/You'd think they would be altering laws to make New Hampshire MORE business friendly (like Texas does) to increase jobs and increase peoples income vs. making it more regulatory with ridiculous solutions to non-problems.The proponents of this (You get what you vote for--elections matter!)

And the politician that gives out the most "free" stuff will be the one that continues to win elections. 

I was elected president of a contentious and underachieving condo association where I was living with my wife.

It’s an election year.

My local REIA president was gracious enough to come and take a look at the house and recommended that I sell it, get my money back out and move on to other projects that I could get in and out of quicker.I went back and forth about this and finally decided it was time to get it sold and move on to the next deal that we found and start to snowball the leads coming in by putting our money back into advertising and getting more leads.We got the house sold within 2 weeks, have since purchased and sold another house and have 2 more deals in the works!

Or for those who elected to go a different investment strategy their first go-around, I'd value additional perspective as well. 

Also keep in mind rules may change when a new board is elected and maintenances increases vary year to year.. 

Their Vice President was in charge of their SARS response.