., that have extraordinarily high vales and common to nearly all CA farms are not "clearly" exempt which is why the farm groups are lining up against the proposal.

The contractor (an investor himself) proposed to cover the rehab side and split the profits on the sale of the house.

They're planning to build a walkable overpass over I-440, building new "Green" streets and stormwater infrastructure, a new street grid connecting more parts of the area together to allow more avenues of travel for pedestrians and vehicles, a proposal for a project called "The Midtown Ring," and much more.

I originally told her she could temporarily move into one of the renovated units and then move back in when we are done renovating hers...but I am now having second thoughts on that proposal.

It would be owner occupied (by me) indefinitely and I can rent or sell for a profit in the future.Questions on what I have proposed:1.

You can also use the program if you simply just don't like the condition of your proposed property.

Fairfax County is proposing changes to the current ordinance, but nothing has been approved yet (https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/publicaffairs/county-proposes-changes-accessory-dwelling-units-and-home-based-businesses-better-serve-residents).If you can find a home where you can create a smaller, independent space with its own living, bathroom, and kitchen space, you can rent it as an apartment.

You can also use the program if you simply just don't like the condition of your proposed property.

I always like to show a pre-approval letter on the first page of the offer, noting a full price offer, then on one of the final disclosures, I propose the seller to provide 3% back towards closing.

What i was proposing is to do it in phases and build two duplexes (4 units ) on one side and sell it then finish off with construction loan or lease and refinance.