At the very least you get practice running numbers and if you share your thoughts with the realtor they will have a better idea of what you are looking for in the future.

Not practicing law in your state though, so you need to consult a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction to see what to do

These sorts of shot-crete build homes are more standard than a bale or mud home but are still not standard like a stick built home.Geodesic domes are cool but harder to sell than a standard home.

All those states' metros are going to have a relatively tough time "cash flowing" with minimum down and standard LTR.  

There are sophisticated syndication investors contributing on BP, who have set up professional standards of due diligence and investment criteria.  

Ok but "should have known" and "did know" are two different standards, and unless the seller had a survey done before it was put up for sale that clearly labels the roof as crossing survey boundaries, I doubt you can make a case there for fraud ( which is what willful failure to disclose is).

I am interested in hearing about your experience traversing the 'green standards' new construction and permitting process in KCMO proper.

Does anyone have any practical experience with similar situations and if so what was the outcome and how long did it take to resolve everything?

The HELOC option seems the most practical, especially given my current rent level.

This was the standard procedure we had been following, and after the inspection there is a net14 payment that is, the payment will drop within two weeks if it passed inspection.