With the current COVID restrictions Realtors are having to get more creative in "showing" properties.

I would like to work out a feasible plan for moving forward so that when the travel restrictions loosen and the market softens I am ready and able to move.Now is a great time to take stock of options and formulate plans.I’m just not sure on the best way to go.

All banks assess risk differently and are permitted to set more restrictive guidelines than a lending program calls for.

Definitely verify this before making any offers. 2) My understanding is that anyone can buy in an age restricted community because the rules (CCRs) only apply to occupancy and not who is on the deed. 

The commitment or preliminary report will also set out matters that the policy will not indemnify against, things like restrictions, easements and other matters which may effect title.The escrow agent then closes the transaction and sees to the recording of the document such as the deed and deed of trust if there is one. 

With current COVID climate, many lenders are tightening eligibility, but is curious if this is an option anyway with the owner occupant restriction. 

Those states also seem to be the ones where restrictions will be removed at the latest date.

Without this, and a best case scenario of slowly re-opening to some extent in May will still hit these businesses even harder as they face additional restrictions even when open, slower business due to fear, even fewer students in the summer, etc.

Yes, I’m sure this development will have numerous restrictions, things the owner can’t do.

Or you could just do a straight long term rental, or live in it yourself, or use it to store your collection of Beanie Babies.The only "have to" (in addition to whatever restrictions are in your agreement) is what happens at the end of that two year term.