So many in uniform don't understand how to leverage their VA home loan benefit.

Some people like the conformity and uniformity of a PUD.

Lastly, appraisers are required to follow the uniform standards of professional appraisal practices.

You can sign up for a free account for a lot of counties in Florida and get literally all of their records for free.The entire state of Oregon can be searched on a uniform court system search for $40/mo no cap and you get access to thousands of records.Maricopa county, Arizona (Phoenix), you can pay them $30/week and they will give you all probate, divorce, and civil records...which comes out usually to hundreds or even thousands of records per week or less than a penny per case.Denver county, Colorado charges about $5/record for probate leads only but other records are $7/search and you must know the party name.There isn't a one-size-fits-all price tag for every county unfortunately.

These are the most common zoning classifications:Single Family ResidentialMulti-Family ResidentialCommercialLight IndustrialIndustrialAgricultural School/ChurchBe aware that zoning classifications are not uniform between municipalities, therefore it is critical to contact the zoning office for every parcel you want to develop.

I spent 20 years in uniform, towards the second half of my career, every time I moved I would buy a fix and flip as well as a rental wherever I was stationed at.

There has been a near complete uniformity of response by experienced professionals on this entire topic, and a consistent argument back restating the failed actions that were of failed actions in the first place, EXPECTATIONS from projections. 

@Dan Chapman I was a LL in California until 2015; the rules in Ca are not uniform and are changing depending on location.

Most States have variations of Horizontal Property Regime Acts (older communities), Condominium or Homeowner Association Acts (newer), and Uniform Common Interest Community Acts (newest).

Additionally, requesting that some of that information be submitted to the HOA violates a plethora of privacy and confidentiality laws.And lastly, HOAs must apply their rules uniformly so unless the same set of criteria is applied to Buyers and Owner occupants, they are not enforceable.That said, it is ok for HOAs to require landlords to screen their tenants.