I am the "founder" of the idea and will eventually do the market and finance aspect of it.

I would only add that you can also do Planned Unit Developments (called different things in other places) where you actually define you own height restriction as part of the plan - the plan will need to be approved by local council normally.Another alternative to check is Height Incentives that can be included as part of redevelopment areas or other areas of a city where there are incentives to spur development.

Outside of that, I call them if I have questions about certain aspects of the real estate business or if I run into a situation I can't get straightened out myself.

The definer of this program is (from your excerpt):1-4 units (at least one needs to be owner-occupied) When the term 1-4 units is used, it means 1-4 units IN THE SAME PROPERTY, not up to four separate properties.

I'm with CJ & Dan on this one" One of the aspects of most mortgage fraud schemes that is so troubling, is that it depends on the collusion of industry insiders," Delaney said during a news conference at the U.S.

Give me some facts to support your claims of this aspect of business to be legitimate.

I personally enjoy this aspect of the business better than general real estate.

Hi, this is interesting, finding a way to legitimize, justify and bring an aspect of fairness to an activity that is usually promoted in an unlawful manner.

If you are an entrepreneur and are not going to work for the "man" I wouldn't worry too much about what it is.....however here is my two cents....get a degree in marketing, since this is the most important aspect in business (yes, I know that in college what they teach you about marketing is pretty worthless, but it's better than nothing.)

My sellers today did not ask, so I did not put anything and just put a strike through the blank spot....I'm probably over analyzing everything, but I don't want the deal to fall apart over something stupid... and I definately don't want to get sued.