But I dont't want to make a prohibited transaction.

Short term rentals are so new the laws haven't really caught up so there are grey areas they don't prohibit airbnb but may say rentals but be 30 day minimums or you need to be permitted as a hotel and collect hotel tax from your guests.

In the past, we've just bought a new residence and rented the old one, which was a bit less prohibitive down payment-wise.

I want to do a shared well (private water supply), and everywhere I look on the Mass DEP regulations, there are no prohibitions regarding shared wells.

If it were a concern, I would even sign something that would prohibit any of their buyers from trying to backdoor that wholesaler.

@Tyron McDaniel, depending on the location, the cost of construction can be very prohibitive to what makes sense to build. 

It is likely cost prohibitive for you to get a lawyer to hear your case on your behalf.  

We have three of our own; we never allow unaccompanied showings, but nothing would prohibit us from so doing.

I have read some forums on BP that talk about how to handle a double closings in states where it is prohibited.

I'm not a lawyer and my legalese isn't all that good, but here's what I see: NRS 118A.242 Security: Limitation on amount or value; surety bond in lieu of security; duties and liability of landlord; damages; disputing itemized accounting of security; prohibited provisions. ... 6.