Are you looking to be near a sports venue, high-end restaurants, music scene, suburbia, hiking, water etc? 

Here is a form that they refer to as a lucrative game plan in what they would consider a snapshot of your financial health -- capital in different financial instruments which is addressing a leveraging of assets for real estate investing.

When I visited I liked LoDo and the area around the Fillmore and other live music venues.  

You get music and you wait.

@Jonathan Wilks I've looked up the business trust instrument, but from what I've read it seems like only very specific businesses, like those running mutual funds really need that structure and using it when not necessary just garnishes attention.

When I inquired further the listing agent said FNMA makes their rules but often don't follow their own rules.Now as far as the contract, it does state in the Florida State contract, that:"TITLE EVIDENCE AND INSURANCE: At least ______ (if blank, then 5) days prior to Closing Date, a title 112 insurance commitment issued by a Florida licensed title insurer, with legible copies of instruments listed as 113 exceptions attached thereto (“Title Commitment”) and, after Closing, an owner’s policy of title insurance (see 114 STANDARD A for terms) shall be obtained and delivered to Buyer.

@Kelly WiggsHi Kelly,Class C, I'd go carpet.If it were mine I'd go with the most sound deadening pet proof carpet pad I could find, and since you control the Bar, set a Max DB noise level for music 24/7 in the lease and make it pretty low.

No smoking in the house, maybe not even outside, no loud music (I added no Rap or Metal), minimal phones...You have to be the leader and make them respect you.

If the instrument is a deed of trust and the lender or its successor cannot be found, reach out to the trustee named in that instrument to have him/her execute a valid release.

@Ilya Schwartz One of the best things you can do is reach out to a local music rehearsal space and try to get them to go there.