I was wondering what kind of issues to expect from a burn situation - things like water damage, permits, blueprints, regulatory compliance, etc - that sort of thing.

Thanks to @Brandon Turner & @Joshua Dorkin for creating such an accessible body of knowledge & fostering this community.

Then B, you're digging up and moving bodies which is not easy either for public support.Then C, does anyone want to occupy above old cemetery?

Not that I expect anything wrong but just to make sure their not storing like bomb making materials or body parts or something crazy like that. 

I would like a student body of 200 to 500 .

The kids are cooperating by growing up and out about that time.I have to hustle with my brain and not my body until that time.Good luck and welcome to Bigger Pockets!

There are regulatory reasons that prevent a bank from owning property other than buildings needed for normal operations.

After shareholder and regulatory approvals, the merger was completed on November 30, 1999.It made the Anchorage real estate market boom.

Now I'm an aviation attorney in Tampa handling aviation litigation, aircraft sales, state and fed regulatory issues, and anything else where aviation meets the law.I got the REI bug two years ago and have a few triplexes in PA and im looking to keep expanding.Keep me in your roledex for any of the above.PS- the chutes on the Cirrus can be great---when you use them correctly.

Sounds high, but in today's regulatory environment, I can see it happening.Truthfully I have seen much more than that excavated from residential properties where an automotive hobbyist lived.