Some will allow extensions as long as they see you are taking steps to get the loan repaid, such as the property is under contract and waiting on the buyer's financing. 

You of course have to find a deal that will allow you to make the extra money that would pay for that.

However many counties wont enforce them and if they are real old like ones that did not allow certain races and relgion to buy those of course cant be enforced.However a land owner in the same subdivision can bring a civil action to enforce these.

I am finding conflicting information about whether or not this is allowed in Jacksonville, Florida.I've found info stating that the owner must live in one unit and rent the other, or must rent both units to the same tenant, and the two units cannot be rented separately to two different tenants.

Hello all you amazing people,In the process of trying to use creative financing I continuously run into the situation of realtors not believing that Subject To and Seller Financing are legal.Any ideas where I might be able to find legal proof that these are allowed in KY?

Traditional mortgage, HOA does not allow immediate rental (need to live in it for 2 years), and so I did but with the intent of renting it in the future.

There are properties you can find that might already have an ADU or a layout that would allow a unit to be split off with a separate entrance (ex: converted garage). 

Affidavits of Heirship are convenient in the states that allow them because they are much cheaper and faster to do.    

And that additional income as an agent and property manager allowed me to buy still more properties and is giving me connections of people to partner with on larger deals going forward.

We were considering having a family member who is over 55 to be the primary applicant, while our LLC is the co-applicant and are waiting to see if the park would allow the title to be placed under an LLC vs. the primary occupant.