They are interesting to read as they show the history of the property, many going back from government grants.

I have found 90% LTV FHA/GMA type lending but am hesitant as it deals with the federal government, and I am still learning their 'rules'.Any suggestions on finding private money lending would be more than helpful.

(B)That the Tenant/Buyer will not use the property for any unlawful purposes; and that the Tenant/Buyer will conform to and obey all laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, requirements and orders of all Federal, State, and local government authorities, agencies, departments, bureaus, boards or officials, respecting the use of the property.

They might have certain regulations. 

These programs are put on by the government such that lower income individuals who otherwise would not be able to buy a house, now can.

From what I've read (I forgot where so correct me if I am wrong) with the regulations required by the SEC for crowd funding it costs $30,000 for every $100,000 raised in reporting requirement costs/costs to meet SEC regulations.

I also understand there are certain codes that govern systems like this. 

Most cities regulation signs even if they're on private property. 

What justification...It reminds me of how difficult it has become to fire state employees even when they do horrible things..Feels like government needs to get out of the way and return peoples rights.

Also are there any specific questions that I should ask concerning local laws and regulations.