In case anyone wants to know where Rich got his poll:http://www6.lexisnexis.com/publisher/EndUser?

Essentially the CFPB has had a license to do whatever the heck it wants since it’s creation under Dodd Frank, and many people have called the bureau’s director a straight up “mobster.”According to a recent article published on MPAMag.com, an ex CFPB insider told authorities, “Based on my observations at the Bureau, I have concluded that the Bureau is sorely in need of effective oversight, and that Bureau management needs to be held accountable, particularly with regards to its internal management practices.”

@Bojan KovacevicHi Bojan,Just to answer your post heading regarding the "bubble'.When the media starts publishing stories about stay at home mum's making million in real estate is normally a good indication that the market is in a bubble lollol hahaAnd I mean no disrespect to all of the stay at home mums on the forum :)I have actually seen quite a few stories in Australia going live about this.Thanks for reading and have a great day :)

Here's the best sources and discussions I've found discussing the issue and laying out ways of getting around this clause:- Bill Bronchick - "There is no Due on Sale Jail"- CRE University - "How to beat the due on sale clause"- Robert Bruss - "The six pillars of assumption"- Richmond Law Review -"The due-on-sale clause: A marriage gone sour - a checklist for the practitioner" This one is an actual published law review, but it's old. 

Bigger Pockets calculator and books published by BP are good sources.3) Get prequalified by talking to a mortgage broker.

Seems to be a sparsely replied to topic based on some older threads but maybe the publishing of this most recent article will drum up some traffic.

You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State website for all to see.

They do publish free articles annually ranking the best areas. 

They’re also published in various places. 

A zoning change is called a variance which will likely require you to publish a notice and will open you up to scrutiny.Good Luck!