I got a degree in English and spent most of my time in the Music and Theatre department.

Dear tdsilk;A Homeowner's Association must be formed legally prior to charges being assessed to Owners of the properties.

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA), which is part of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), administers various single family mortgage insurance programs.

You also need to develop a good working relationship with your local building department and city officials (city council members, etc).

You need to contact your state's "Department of State" Corporation Bureau to find out what the rules are.

The best advise I can give is to contact the utilities engineering department directly.In my experience some utility companies do a 2 to 3 year assessment of how much power the new building will use.

And that was expanding their existing business into a vacant lot (2-3 acres) between their business and the freeway.Its going to very much depend on the planning department that governs the zoning, and their process.

We ran it through Colt's research department.

You really need to develop a marketing team.I have around 40 people working for me in my marketing department.

The building department controls the property will be able to tell you if there were permits.