In broad strokes, it's a fine plan!

We were able to negotiate the a final price of $85,000.

A hearing will then be held, and the City Council will issue a final decision on the proposed amendment.There are a few ways to possible bypass the application process, for example: -RS-3 zoning permits single family homes AND 2-flats, as long as lot size requirements are met.

I do believe it is a fine balance of having your absolute and your negotiable items, i.e. cities, submarkets and size may be set in stone, and the price per unit might vary, with your ideal range being 30-60k, but the 75k units could still be a good deal worth pursuing.  

Lenders insurance protects the lender from past title issues and is unrelated to the relationship.There’s a fine line between requesting a “friends and family” discount because you know someone, and taking advantage of them, @Jc Galang.

I would never agree to a final payment before approval on final walk-through.  

This is a red flag with your PM as they should be very familiar with this and advised of such, ESPECIALLY as it states to try to evict or terminate a lease during the moratorium is a CRIMINAL offense in MN punishable via jail time and/or a fine. 

We expected with our offer $50K over ask, that if our offer was not accepted that at least we would get a final/best request.Our RE agent speculated that the other agent had their own buyer. 

Both are a fine route to take.

PM went over with the cleaning person to do a final clean before the tenants moved in, and the place was 88 Degrees inside.