Our house is in the R2 zone (4 blocks off main) and the process to transfer the permit back in March was a breeze.

At this point, we were literally scared and feared that if ABC Baltimore refused to buy back the house and then we would have to go through a long and expensive legal process.

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Brant, what was your process in taking legal action.

But it is time to scale back to give us more time to focus on our family and some other projects.So now we are in the process of selling 9 properties in Colorado and 7 properties in Ohio.

Hello all - I am in the process of purchasing a duplex in Northeast Minneapolis and wanted to see if anyone had information on rents in Northeast.

Hi, there, what is the process like of reaching out to these companies for placement in your property?

I hope that makes sense as i'm trying to better understand how to go through this process the right way and increase my chances of approval. 

They make money on every step of the process, and there's a lot of incentive for them to exaggerate what your returns will be.

My cost to build a 900 sf to 1,200 sf container home is about $90 / sf and that cost comes down in a production environment where materials can be purchased in quantities and the workforce is working on a standard floorplan with multiple units in process simultaneously.