The game is to buy it right and shore it up with good financing.

But you could do a temporary buy down the first 2 years and negotiate that with the listing agent. 

Do you know if this is a temporary issue or if anyone else is having this problem? 

Tons of buyers FLOCK to Hawaii (we call them snow birds) to escape the snowy conditions of the mainland, and make their temporary nest on the gorgeous beaches of Kauai, Oahu, Maui and Big Island. 

I have a number of ideas one is buy a lot and sit on it for appreciation while putting container style homes on the property to make the money back on the lot to eventually build out there.Is anyone experienced in permitting out in East Hampton/ Montauk, Unsure of permitting on 'temporary' container style homes.

More of a temporary tool since I won't be able to write off the interest most likely.

My coworker bought a cabin up the north shore to air bnb.

Simply state, proper screens are ordered therefore temporary screens will not be purchased at this time.May be you have your guards up and seeing every request from the perspective of caution or trouble.

You will save 16.5% of your money by sticking with FHA and even though FHA does have MIP (Monthly insurance) you can easily refinance in 6-12 months.Just like the saying "Marry the home, & Date the Mortgage" so the rate is temporary and the loan program can be flipped on the refinance from FHA to conventional.

I currently own and manage 2 vacation rentals on the North Shore of Lake Superior - One is a cabin on a lake outside of Grand Marais and the other is a townhouse on Lake Superior.