I intend to publish these details as part of my review and highlight how, despite reassurances from Dutch, RAD’s policies are designed in a way that restricts access to funds. have you ever thought that maybe there are no funds is why they are not returning them.

I would have to agree with this - appraisals are no exemption to the general inflation/rising costs of the past few year s- $750 is hardly outrageous and investing in non-warrantable condos and with HOA restrictions is always going to have a risk for hiccups

I’m conservative by nature, and would never be comfortable overlooking this restriction.  

I thought about the lock but I think that it will be illegal to lock/ restrict her access to the thermostat since she's the one paying for the gas bill.

Therefore, if you are getting more income from section 8 tenants, then theoretically your value will be higher, but you will be restricted to buyers that are only looking for Section 8, which could restrict your buyer pool.

. - Mobile homes are permitted I've verified with the recorded restrictions and by calling the Property Owners Association. - Current owners have surveys, this is a new subdivision.- Public sewer available.- Current owners purchased many lots and they haven't developed them.

Homeroom does lean towards suburban out of downtown houses (as you said, more space, less restrictions) for their investments, which ironically is the antithesis of where 20 to 30 year old student/young professionals want to live. 

NC has many licensing restrictions so many lenders won't touch the state or require the partnering LO or broker to be licenced there. 

However, many lenders and insurance companies are tightening restrictions and premiums for these types of properties.

Hey @Jonathan Vinas, @JD Martin hit the nail on the head.You are better off looking in areas with no restrictions if you can.I will say that some of the restrictions might be able to manage.