(They weren't.)My city is very accommodating, and just required me to bring the unpermitted addition up to code, which was fairly easy because it was built correctly, minus permits.Check with the city as to what their procedure is for unpermitted additions. 

If you can prove you were just a cosignor you can now obtain a FHA loan even though you have an FHA loan appearing on your credit report.2) Increased Family size - this is if you can document a need through living accommodations of a larger family size that you will need a larger place to live at.

They did this to accommodate all the investors that were doing this and technically violating the Due on Sale clause.

@Chase Schmidt You can be as creative as the seller will accommodate. 

Would you recommend moving areas to accommodate or is it just better to stay where I know?

I was young, so we called his landlord and informed him we needed an extra week to move his things out, he told us we needed to pay for the following month, we did… after that he sued us saying we were now responsible, we broke the lease, catch is he was a lawyer… the courts did nothing when we complained about the living situation and he could care less… he was a slumlord who owned multiple properties in the city I grew up in, I made it my business to give people better living accommodations because so many landlords don’t care… with this motivation I also reap a financial reward… the money will follow as long as you doing something right… I make it my business to educate all tenants about escrow with cities and just erasing ignorance and fear that people have…

I have been getting rentals since my home is more of a destination in itself then just a accommodation.

Even if they have different % shares, that can be accommodated by multiple notes with specific terms for each one.It may be that the creditors are forcing the liquidation to generate cash.

Its mainly for the bathroom as most houses built before 2002 are not required to be accessible with larger doors or ample room to accommodate a wheelchair.

Ryan DosseyIt never hurts to accommodate your customer.