If they are inflexible and you still want to work with them, you may want to just purchase furniture, as that furniture is probably only about $3,500 cost for a one bedroom space, and if it's in place and you've had guests stay, it's already used.

The ones I've used are inflexible and provide almost no customer service, but they seem to work efficiently for someone who knows the process and is willing to take the risk.

Borrowing under these circumstances requires a non-recourse loan, and the few lenders of this type of loan tend to be inflexible.

Architects or engineers can create a quick site planGood luck and reach out to me if you need anything Excellent advice.. rezeoning starts at planning department and works out.. you might get an architect up front just to draw a pretty picture of your wishs  .. in our state rezone is UBER hard and hardly anyone ever tries it.. the state has very specific state mandated land use laws that are quite inflexible..

I started to suspect their inflexibility was due to a change in their circumstances and a desire to stay in their home and this was confirmed.  

there's not too many ways around that if you mtg is being funded by one of the big boys. they are incredibly inflexible these days.

They are notoriously inflexible about treating a purchasing business entity separately from the owner/manager of the business.

Personally, I wouldn't want such a loan due to the short time frame, inflexibility of the rules, and the fact that the IRS is the entity holding you to the fire- not one I'd want to cross personally.One option worth looking into is setting up a self-directed 401k, and then convincing your current employer that you want to be able to rollover your 401k to another "custodian" (i.e. you).

They will help you navigate the rules which can be pretty stringent and inflexible.

Since a big piece of the realized returns come from sale, building in flexibility for the sponsor to be able to best time that is key.