Dig a bit to figure it out!

If you are willing to dig a bit, one can save a lot of $ as opposed to buying RE programs and enrolling in classes. 

Yeah, I would definitely dig a little deeper on this one.

I told most folks here on BP, and in many seminars, that if I sit at computer long enough I can dig a lot of great information up to prove what a great city Charlotte is.

Let me help you dig a little deeper and put a number value on it. 

But I can assure you that I am not just trying to shuffle papers around to make money from real estate.I want to make money, but most importantly I want to make sure that I fully understand what I am doing when dealing with sellers so that I can remain ethical.The reason for my question is solely because It seems to me that the seller is asking to much for the property and I do not want to do this deal just to make the money and it damages me or someone else in the long run.Like I stated previously, I am going to get help from a realtor to see if I can dig a little deeper to get strong comps for this property.I understand that I can not assign a sub2 without the sellers permission.

This was a good learning experience for sure, and I'm glad you brought this up because I wanted to tell this story to everyone so they know what to expect.You need to dig a 3 ft x 6 foot hole in order to fix this problem.

im gonna look into the developers and buyers of the property and dig a little deeper and run some comps...i guess my next step is figuring out how to find cash buyers and find out there needs and go from there

To dig a little deeper, there have been several that have made it back after losing a good chunk of change, or everything.  

Well, a 1-second Google search pulled up some pretty clear answers to the question of <31 day limits:Napa Vacation Rental InformationYou have a link to the Ordinance there, so you can dig as deep as you want.