Has anybody else in a similar situation found a win-win solution?

A flood policy is a possible solution but it has restrictions on what is covered in a basement and what constitutes a flood. 

Sort of an airbnb solution to office space.

The easy solution in Florida is to either purchase the property and then resell or get a license. 

Got a solution?

I have come to three possible solutions. #1.

Hi @Tarah Fernandes,I own Property Management Solutions serving Ardmore, OK.

The question most courts are going to ask when adjudicating such a case is, "Was the inequality in treatment reasonable and necessary to serve the same purpose."

Treatment and repairs are required if inspection confirms termites present.Structural - No settling or structural issues present.So there is no point in entertaining an FHA offer if any of these issues are present.

You can simply start contacting them, especially when you know it's something they're going to want - because you already know them and have already spoken to them about where they're looking for, and where.Also, and this might even be more important at some level, you're going to be more confident making offers when you know you have more of the solution in place.