Another PUD approval!!!

One thing you might want to focus on now is getting pre-approved for financing if you haven’t yet—it can give you a stronger position when making offers.

You may find it useful to seek an unofficial preliminary meeting with the local powers-that-be to get a read on how much resistance there's likely to be with your development, as well as getting an early read on things they'll "suggest" to make necessary approvals more likely.

It is equipped with the following: - Office - 2 mechanic bays with lifts - 1 bay for mobile detailing  - Car lot for 70 cars Lot of ideas go through my head but figured i would reach out to the BP community.

Should I write up an ammendment to the contract stating in the case the insurance claim isn’t approved and carried out, that I can get X amount in seller credits?

Majority of our landlords don’t want the section 8 approach since it is so time consuming to get approved and get a tenant in however they tend to be the more long lasting tenants and then you never have to chase your money as long as you maintain the property 

Tenants are allowed prior approved pets.  

On the day of closing, the seller and the buyer will both be at the closing, unless for some reason one of them can’t get there and the title company can send a mobile notary to that person’s location and have them sign.

What happens if you have to go get your project approved by the local ANC?

It makes it sound like investors don't know that mobile home parks are a good investor.