You might want to hire a reputable real estate agent.

Basically if the deed restriction are in place you are always open to being sue from pursuing a non-legal use.Another issue is that when you go to sell the condos a reputable title company is going to pull those deed restrictions in their title search which with show your now current development is a non-legal use and therefore will not provide title insurance which will in effect make the condo units unsellable whenever title insurance is required which is obviously most financed transactions.

Both company are reputable.  

Hi all,I'm an out of state investor, currently have one duplex in Indy and am looking to add to my portfolio with another duplex or SFH. My first experience with a local turnkey company wasn't the best, as it was mark...

Not to mention it add's to that reputation as being "the" Minot agent. 

Typically there is a large deductible for hurricane damage anyway.Or are you more looking for some reputable roofers?

What works for me, might not work for you, so be careful when others recommend a specific company.Last is service, which really only comes from experience and reputation.

It's best to learn and build your reputation under some guidance before going out on your own.

The case is of some help, but California has a reputation in most of the other states of having weird rulings. 

From what DL said , if it had a rough reputation beforehand, how did you go about getting better enants after evisting the problem ones.