Your mgmt should tell you about the roofs or point out and structural, aesthetic, hazards, plumbing, etc issues and seek bids for work.

I would prefer the old way of owner financing them to a buyer, but with new regulations, that's not really doable anymore, from what I've read here and elsewhere.Please keep us posted on your progress!!

What I am not sure of is what can be built there based on the zoning regulations and architectural integrity of the lots... which, if known, would affect the value.

ALl major systems-hvac, roof, plumbing, elec, etc were all updated and/or replaced 8 years ago.

The proposed bill would replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a new government entity that would act as a new federal regulator for the mortgage industry and would administer a fund to cover losses on mortgage backed securities.

So, the foundation was poured in 85, and it appears that most of the electrical and plumbing fixtures were updated and new siding was added at that time, but the majority of the construction is older.

Are there any rules and regulations I need to adhere to when financing a buyer?

For that matter, those ideas are understood just fine in compliance and regulation.

Which I will no the basic plumbing, electrical, hvac, drywall, landscape.

Which I will no the basic plumbing, electrical, hvac, drywall, landscape.