Here is the link to it.http://www.law.alaska.gov/department/civil/consume...I am no lawyer, but the way that article 8 is commonly interpreted in the industry is that if as a condition of a loan you need to move in to the home, you are able to issue a "notice to vacate" to any of the units, regardless of the rental agreement you are inheriting with the purchase. 

And obviously, since there is only one utility co, you do not have the choiceI could go on like that forever and tell you about how the fire department, the MTA etc.. can seriously compromise your project with their restrictions, but you get the pointNew construction is a serious business and you should only go ahead with such project after consultants have completed all due diligencesAll these restrictions against new developments added to overpriced permits and mandatory overstretched technical studies(in los angeles at least) are insanely stupid because they aggravate the housing shortage, do not allow densification because of constrained floor area ratios, and encite owners to keep their 50s 60s 70s ugly asbestos filled crumbling apartment buildings rather than building new energy efficient ones

I always vet all professionals using the Department of Business and Professional Regulations to check licenses, complaints filed, pending judgements, etc. in my opinion, if an individual is not willing to provide you certain information and/ or displays a combative attitude, that would raise a red flag, for me. 

I've never really tested that because I don't want one of my fellow veterans to get foreclosed on, even if the Department of Veterans Affairs is OK with it.80/10/10, we often hit a wall on the qualifying front-end ratio.

It turned into a big problem because the banker had in fact no idea what he was doing, opened the accounts as if they were partnerships and Wells compliance department ended up closing all my accounts with the district manager getting involved as well.The way I am doing it now is by using a bank who understand Series LLC (US Bank).

So is that a fee that you pay the city or the power/water department and if so, how much does it cost to ACTUALLY get water to the place?

The heart of Arvada that hugs I-70 is, if there is any real risk still, in more trouble than any single part of 80007 according to Colorado State Department of Public Health.   

I'm a noob investor but my family is going through a sale of a departed relative's house.

@Mark Brogan    Mark,        Call the County Housing Department on Monday.

The FTC now has a real estate "department" and they go after violators aggressively.