It seems that a rental license for my property will be denied given current single-family zoning (RSA-5).

And guess what , when sh goes to rent another place , she will be denied due to an eviction filing . 

But at the time insurance company denied the claim, thus one of my uncles suggested to contact the Alliance public adjusters, who will guide properly.

I am being denied, after jumping through all their hoops, because I am $1000 shy in my personal savings. 

The co signer is the financial guarantor of the transaction so go after them too.We denied an applicant recently who had moved out of a housing unit leaving his kids (in their twenties) there.

Hi Derek,BE sure and do your due diligence, check your majors, HVAC, Plumbing, roof, electrical, check to see if the county denied permits for remodeling, or has any existing conditions for remodeling, like red tagged HAVAC units, or sewer lines....Not trying to muddy your deal, sounds good if you don't have any of these issues lurking under the surface.

If I had only gone into the County planning department and spent some time, I would have found out that the previous owner had attempted to apply for a building permit and was denied.

One was to change the zoning to a higher density.Estimated Costs:Engineering Firm: $65,000.00Architectural Firm: $60,000.00Estimated special studies: $50,000.00Consultant: $50,000.00Basically to process the general plan amendment from the existing land use of the residential portion LMR R-1 to an HR R-3(highest and best use), or alternatively to an HMR R-2 if the HR R-3 is denied.

@Ron Feinsod renegotiating sounds like a good idea as I went through the process along with the government program right before the renting the property, and was denied.

Some probate employees give you a hard time but be persistent, these are public records and they can't deny you access.If you're really lucky probate and the town/city clerks office will be in the same building and you can do a preliminary search on any taxes, liens, foreclosure, etc...