I am a financial planner.

Every "financial planner" I talk to knows less than me about property investment and analysis.

That said, I'm not a financial planner and I have no idea if there is some other way to defer taxes on this account.

Once we are familiar with the process we meet with the City Planner or Zoning Administor to ascertain their thoughts on the receptivity of the municipality's governing board. 

The results will be legally drawn up agreements for your use.It is also wise to seek advice from a licensed professional tax and financial planner to make sure the agreement structure best fits your present status, strategy, and future plans - including building an estate.

-Have you met with licensed professionals to plan your business and future (attorneys and financial planners)?

The link to downloading some of these questions to ask the seller is below.http://form.jotformpro.com/form/42226690391960"Being the Doctor For Home Seller Problems" is herehttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/17...Don't sell, act like a financial planner, ask questions.Best of Luck!

You can check with a land use planner who usually can do this sort of investigation as well for a fee but the first two things shouldn't cost more than a few bucks for copies of permits or what the assessor's office has for their records.

It's an annoying rule and the city planners don't like it so there are some ways around it, like putting part of unit A over part of unit B.  

So I've decided to make it my nitch, I have no properties yet just plans, however is this real or just something that sounds right. https://youtu.be/uEkgM9P2C5UI've watched and listened to several different content providers and city planners that swear by walkability.