The perception of what is B an C is very personal@Jamal Pitts You hit the nail on the head - the exit strategy is my biggest worry.

Asbestos was banned in 1978.

I wish HUD would ban people from bidding who don't perform.

I never see them around here anyway, so I'm quite certain they are banned or heavily regulated in some way.As for the yellow letters, I find it fairly interesting that you actually had a couple people call you to be taken off the mailing list.

It could EXPAND RENT CONTROL into SFRs, Condos, and ban you from ever raising rents, even when VACANT!!

@Michelle Fenn   I am ready for the "reserve" system to be banned. 

Personally, I think that if the tenants qualify, I wouldn't discriminate against them for any of the reasons banned by the federal government on a moral basis - that happens to also cover you legally.  

In many states there's a huge legal difference between banning smoking and banning smokers.

Feel free to PM me if you need a referral to an RMLO.I agree that selling a partial of the front end payments is a good strategy and, since DF mostly bans balloon payments I suggest that you consider writing the loan as a 5 year ARM.  

Probably safe to say most cities ban these.