Hello Arnold, I personally used my 401k to buy my home back in 2017 so I know from experience its a pretty easy process.

I've run out of options from my side on how to "get around" this zoning issue, the buyer may have some options using some "personal" connections.

@Christopher Lynch Personally my top three areas would be the North Conway area, Lincoln Area, and Gilford area. 

I am willing to give the person who goes to the property commission if and when the deal actually closes.

Long story short, I have 3 properties in my own personal name: Small multi-family properties (a 4 unit and detached garage bank, another 4 unit, and a 3 unit) that I had residential HELOCs on in the second position, with a fixed residential in the first position. 

I don’t know the individual personally, but the people I do know managing multiple units work 6- or more hours per week.  

Personally if they were polite with good communication and nothing was stolen or damaged.

Personally I would probably sell because I don’t like managing properties more than 5 to 10 minutes from where I live.

In a lawsuit a judge can order full disclosure from the Land Trust of the real owner (not just the trustee) and go after the person . 

Person/Company buys house and is offered 5-20k to let someone else have the house.