I don't know much about the area or the school, so I thought I'd throw it out to the BP Nation.

Now a state of emergency has been declared , national guard is being mobilized .

The main floor was being used as a women's sorority. 

Sister 2 calls me from a phone number I didn't recognize (otherwise I wouldn't have picked up) and tells me that Sister 1 is just too damaged from being abused for so long and locked her out of the house without her coat and she couldn't get her stuff.Long story short, they're both freakin' crazy.I tell ya - these women will throw each other under an oncoming bus at a moment's notice.  

contact the historic district commission for that neighborhood. one has to exist for a historic neighborhood to be registered with the National Register. they'll provide you a packet with their bylaws, windows are usually one of the hardest things to deal with when dealing with historically accurate facades so don't be discouraged if their rules for that particular item are strict

Given the social pressures, demographics, economic, medical, life long singles (men and women).

IT is heavily in Troy/Southfield many of those firms are Offices or Multi-Nationals getting cheap space or established locally owned medium-sized companies.  

That being said I have seen some national lenders that are back to "90%" funding.    

Wondering if anyone has experience or insight into what % the purchase of 2 units in a spec development might be worth from a discount perspective?   Some details:- We're considering the purchase of two units in a sin...

If you are looking at big national bank chains (Wells Fargo, BOA, etc...) they are not going to work with you.