So, I don't know what language you used around the situation when you took money from them and took the property off the market. 

As such I don't believe a school district has ever had the ability to evade these provisions.I've been in contact with Reid Miller at the HCD since January 2020 and the lawyers have been looking at this particular clause in SB 13 since then, with the result being their interpretation that the language applies to school districts, as spelled out in the late 2020 handbook.Addition vs ADU would go nowhere they will charge you an impact fee regardless.Where do you see in the Government Code the language you quote "HCD is referencing the standard fee section of the government code- and it does state that a owner can add up to 500 square ft to their property and not pay "school fees"?

The DECO has added new language to what we can and cannot do.

Have your lawyer examine and analyze the language and fight back.

Check your lease it will likely have language already about changes to the property, if not you should add it. 

Those will often include language in the listing that says "lender approval required" or "third party approval required".Banks typically are not very cooperative or easy to deal with. 

Indiana's shelter-in-place is allowing appraisers to work, but stronger language from the governor this week said to do virtual as much as possible, so some are opting not to go into occupied houses. 

@Brian Van Pelt Unfortunately my lease only restricts overnight guests limited to 3 consecutive nights and no language about keys (lesson learned).

I work at one of the hospitals here and my wife teaches English as a second language at home. 2019 was quite a year as my wife and I sold our primary residence home and we were able to purchase our first SFH that we plan to turn into our first investment property.

He never was so official and I do have records of payments but I'm just curious is there anything I need to do on my end now or that's it?