How many other cities have those demographics with more company founders and executives moving in every day?  

I read the article you linked to, as well as the actual rule and the executive summary of it. 

Just start with daily goals and execute them.

It sure seems like you shouldn't have to give it to get a quote.I think American Modern does a pretty easy add/subtract property.

Americans just love to sue, so just watch out. 

Have an engineer supervise the execution of the tearing and building of his drawings, that way you are assured that the inspector will pass it, it's an additional but necessary cost.

I can have each of the sellers execute a Contract but what does the ultimate buyer Get ?

Do you have copies of the fully executed contract as well as proof of all payments made to the seller?

The 8 lots I purchased are 12 - 19 on the following title inspection survey: http://1drv.ms/1MnMxcc - First American Title did this for me when I let them know that the old owner claims that the neighbors build, without her permission, a new pump house shed on her property around April of 2014.

It doesn't really matter who the assignment fee is "for" - If it's on the HUD, you still have to pay it unless you are able to get out of the contract.If you are able to get out of this with a contract contingency, that would be your most direct and simple option - you and the seller need to execute a cancellation of the contract and request your earnest money back from whoever has it (is it a title company or the girlfriend's broker?