The property is in a Historic District in DC, which we are told it would be extremely hard to obtain permits to convert back into a 2 unit property.We have also been told that since there isn't a second door in the front of the property anymore (which with the new laws a second door cannot be added again) and because the basement divider wall has been removed the property cannot be grandfathered into the old laws and we would have to go before a board to be approved and that this would be extremely hard to do.We agreed to buy this property based on the fact that we could convert back into 3 level 2 unit property.

From my point of view, I wouldn't care who brought the deal if it's a deal, but someone who's a licensed agent has at a minimum gone through the time, cost and trouble to get licensed and [theoretically] do business in an honest and above-board fashion.

I checked the board and the closest one is in VA Beach so far, but I’m not opposed to making that trip.  

It's been three days and I'm not even showing on the board though I'm 100% certain I'm the top contributor and have been for months.I didn't even post anything about Trump!

Consult those same documents to tell you how many or what percentage of homeowners need to vote for that change.If the paragraph disallowing it is in the Rules & Regulations, then you will need to petition the board to change the rules or provide you with a deferral. 

That will be close to 15K (includes new trim boards and painting).Thank you for your comment.

condo boards are highly dysfunctional.

So right now I'm studying for my next promotion board, so all that extra is going towards RE.

she was on board.

@Bobby Lister IIII’m not a lender nor is this any sort of advice or advisory, but typically for multifamily investments minimum is 25% down.