I've spoken with 10 different departments and kept on getting passed around!!

It's often two different departments at the bank.

Look up 'Score Funding' on GA Department of Banjing & Finance website.

You could request that the Planning Commission consider a re-zone, but without owning the property, they may not take action (although they could, at least in Michigan).Jon is correct…..start with your Planning department to see where this project is at and what your options are.

Short sales do not have this OO restriction.Look for properties that are real run down.The short sale department and foreclosure department have different objectives.Yes there are a bunch of issues with short sales.Any strategy you implement has work involved to make money.Anyone telling otherwise is not telling the truth.Competition exists in anything worth pursuing in life.Accept it and work to be better than anyone else.

I currently work in the finance department at a law firm, and I am looking to break into the world of real estate.

In fact, go to the local planning department and ask them about it.

Flood insurance requirements are based on FEMA flood maps, and it's up to FEMA (and the local water management departments) to determine if and how the maps are to be changed.We had some major flooding in my area back in 2009 and the results were that some of the flooded areas got reclassified into flood zones that required insurance and some did not.

And usually you will be able to gain access to such list at no charge, you just have to call the city up and ask for the "code enforcement" department (as it's usually referenced regardless of city).

I should add that i am dealing with the most unlikable Section 8 department of USA (I am absolutely sure about it : ) (4) I don't know there is a rule about that.