Chris, Harrisonburg is a college town.  

My questions is do I submit a an offer planning to pay all the fines myself (much lower than the current asking price) or do I submit an offer contingent upon Fannie Mae paying the fines current so that I'm only responsible to pay the ongoing fines until the work is completed with the proper permits. 

There's a constant flow of students at one of the most expensive small colleges around!  

A family of 4, Moving from out of town. they filed a chapter 13 in 2012 to keep their house in socal. due to recent job they had to move, will have a contract job for a year at local college. current credit score is 790. my rent is on par with zillow estimate.. income wise, they made the 3x gross multiplier.

If you had your own money and a high tolerance for risk, you might buy out any other claimants to step into their shoes and permit the sale to you by the PR. 

Is there anyway to prevent colleges from seeing my email address unless I choose to give it to them?  

As of next semester I will be a part time student at a local college.

But I imagine your local community college has courses to jumpstart a surveying career.

If it is permitted then you would need to think about if you can get city water or well water, gas/electric or propane, septic tank or sewage, etc. if you are planning on putting it on an empty piece of land in a neighborhood with houses then I would consider re-sale value and the fact that the neighbors might not like you for it.

Good Morning guys,Can anyone recommend any architects, professional drawers, or contractors in the Charles County, MD area who are familiar with pulling building permits and the counties process?