FEMA maps the country to determine which flood zone areas are in.https://msc.fema.gov/portalDepending on which zone the property is in (it's likelihood to be inundated during a given event of projected reoccurrence - 100 yr event has the odds of happening once every hundred years) it determines whether your mortgage company will require you to carry flood insurance on the property.The good news is that usually the seller, agent or title company will tell you/catch it.  

Or even worse, trying to slide in under the radar and "skip" bringing safe, habitual units to market and then trying to get a high rent to make the numbers works.

The “intent” portion is normally for situation of military members that buy a home and then get orders to move again in under a year to another part of the country but I believe for veterans that same excuse can be used if you got relocated for your job and such but you may need to verify that with your lender before getting the loan. 

Some "normal course of dealing" activities that the average person engages in, under either Federal or State Law, could get you in trouble.Whether it will get you in trouble depends on the local treatment of some of the elements of common Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practice Laws.Ohio's Deceptive or Unfair law is codified in 4165.02.

I live five minutes from a home depot, I needed an electrician last month, got up, went got a coffee at Dunkin Donuts (coffee sucks now BTW), went to home depot to get some things I needed and found an electrician. i was in and out in under 15 minutes.

If you can swing the extra from your day job to pay off the hloc in under 12 months that might be okay.  

If you have a good deal on your hands stop spending time trying to find all the cons and figure out how you're going to put in under contract 

But we keep finding super solid investments for our investors and get inundated with good applications even in December.

How do i put in under contract and reassign it

Was told by my loan officer Josh I’d be closed in under 5 weeks if the appraisals came back.