If your application is in its pre-approval stages, then possibly your bank will allow you to adjust the numbers.

The Advance is available as part of the full EIDL application and will be transferred into the account you provide shortly after your application is submitted.

So here are the guidelines which stipulate only one must be met:Combined rate reduction within the specific requirement.A reduction in term meeting a specific requirement.Changing from an adjustable rate mortgage to a fixed rate mortgage.can you reframe your application to meet one of these?

You walk out (after a few weeks of course) with your original $70K back (maybe a hair more after closing costs), an extra $175/mth of income on your 1003 application (even though your real income is much higher), and you go do it again. 

Not exactly sure the real estate path I want to go down but I have read numerous books on flipping and owning rental properties.

Somewhere it mentioned initial SBA funds are exhausted but businesses are still signing up for applications on banks portals.

The other issue you run into is that by law you must have an applicators license to apply the products.

Applicant.

If you aren't able to find things online, you could certainly contact the specific building/inspections departments of the cities in which you're buying, and they can likely share pertinent information.Keep in mind, some cities don't even require TISH inspecitons at the time of sale, and most properties will have plenty of minor code violations regardless (I've seen numerous TISH reports miss things as easy as smoke detector requirements).I don't have any good ideas on the high-equity absentee owner lists - someone working full-time on the buying side would be better suited for that question.Good luck!

Again, I'm not sure what code is applicable in your situation but in my situation, it was 1/3 of the minimum required floor area for a bedroom (70 SF in my municipality in PA) had to have at least 7' high ceiling.