You just need to explain it to underwriting.Without knowing the ins and outs of your profile, on a 40,000 foot level your scenario should work as a primary home and less downpayment

Deadbeat Dads (and Moms) that don't pay their child support.

Due to the one child policy their work force will drop off the cliff by 2030.  

We have to put the right foot forward with our guests. 5 Star reviews are the lifeblood of your business. 

Don't be afraid to take the time to find your footing.

So, if you happen to be doing well financially, but are unaccredited, you'd be shooting yourself in the foot relative to your chances of getting into a deal with a syndicator who accepts sophisticated money, because they wouldn't want to loose 2 out of the 35 spots for one person.2.

in general if the gas co says they need to run new lines the first 60 feet is free and usually so muchh per foot there after if the ground is not frozen

So in a nutshell, I wouldn't touch anything here with a 10-foot pole, however that's my opinion and I'm a bit more risk averse. 

And home price have not caught up to make new builds profitable.. land use red tape can keep new builds down.I looked at some New builds in the area ( lots a few years back) and as a builder investor the Margins were quite thin if you have to sell new builds at 100 to 120 a foot.. there is very little margin.. you need 150 to 200 a foot to make sense of it.

If you had to go to court over this, I can tell you right now that the judge would probably feel bad for them based on the child with respiratory issues etc...It isn't worth it, move on.....