In both situations you have a $100+ per month expense that can go up or down at the whim of the HOA, so you have little control of your financials. 

There is a special kind of exchange that allows you to control a lot while a building is built on it and then you exchange for both. 

In fact, all IRA's are governed by such rules, but when your investments are within the very narrow box offered by a conventional Wall St. brokerage, you typically do not need to know most of the rules that apply once you take more control and invest more broadly.An IRA may be used as a down payment for a house the IRA intends to hold over the long term. 

I am not an attorney but I would write something likeIf event X happens then buyer and seller agree to YIf  event X does not happen then contract is void and of no further effectThis might not be a valid contract as it depends on another factor happening which neither of you have control.

Regarding your question: The court in the past have looked at these intents:  The agreement between the parties and their conduct in executing its terms; The contributions, if any, that each party makes to the venture;Control over income and capital and the right of each party to make withdrawals;Whether the parties are co-proprietors who share in net profits and have an obligation to share losses;Whether business was conducted in the joint names of the parties;Whether the parties held themselves out as joint venturers; andWhether separate books of account were maintained for the venture.In more complicated cases, the court has ruled what you are expecting, but there were some significant differences. 

Your objective at this point is to get the asset under your control using private funding.

Is it understood by the FHA that the service member has little to no control over their PCS or PCA?

Yes, the market will definitely have an effect on the pricing, but I guess my question was whether or not Rent Control (vacant or occupied under rent control), and its effect on the sales price, would be factored in by an appraiser.

In my View, a good BRRRR is when you are able to refinance on 3-6 months by adding value. this is hard to do in Hot market if you pay retail precises. 

His work is the type where they put excessive sub-woofers and flat screens all over show vehicles, turn a Suburban into a 2-seater with 9 feet of 47billion watts worth of subs, wrapped in flowing body-colored fiberglass with computer controlled LEDs, and make golf carts thump while they cruise car shows.