The process is like some other NC counties SUP (Special Use Permit) process where you'll need to meet with the WC Planning people, pre-submittal, then go through all the public notices for adjacent property, cross reference to UDO, get expert witnesses (depending on what you are doing) to defend your case, detailed maps, etc., and then get shouted down at the public hearing.

It's just a matter of locating a notary in the area, to witness the signatures.

Where I’m remodeling now there is a number of houses w it and they aren’t required to remove.

In a pickle and at my wit’s end here.

When I mentioned "some real" reasons above, that refers to other court cases I've witnessed while waiting my turn.  

We are already witnessing a slowdown in sales of real estate that might lead later on a price drop. 

Commercial property owners don’t NEED a wholesaler to find them a buyer because (1) the lower end of the segment and the high rehab need commercial properties have not been abandoned by real estate brokers the way their residential counterparts have (2) commercial property owners are usually at least somewhat sophisticated and don’t need the “knowledge “ of a wholesaler to help them complete a transaction.This is NOT always true, as I have witnesses a very competent and aggressive wholesaler involve herself in the wholesaling of a MHP and pocket $25,000.

I am serious putting bidding on it and today I drove by the property witness ppl working on the property.

Students, traveling workers, people getting divorced, witness protection programs, etc.4.

I've personally not witnessed much stone/masonry going bad, EXCEPT grout, ie: block grout, brick grout etc and then of course shifting/cracking.