I suspect this because my lease for these 2 cities used language directly from the cities housing code in the area of occupancy that was taken from the housing authority back in 2013 when the lease was created for these units. 

Now, the practice of having and NDNC makes sense if the broker is your buyer's agent and/or has legitimate authority to present the property to you, and is for a single property/purpose.  

Well an appraiser would be the banks authority on the value of the property.

It's still subject to the local authority following up on whatever criteria works in their region and may be outdated.This is a "boots on the ground" or "driving for dollars scenario.

Also, make sure to get authorization to get the pay off amount....title company is going to need it.

There is no such authorization number existing using this called Echeck function in my Chase bank nor this PM web site.

(c) The Federal National Mortgage Association; the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation; any agency of the Federal Government; any state, county, or municipal government; or any quasi-governmental agency that acts in such capacity under the specific authority of the laws of any state or the United States.

He is a best selling author and is worth >$500M.

The author often refers to and uses all of his advice to adhere to Average Joe.

(Podcast 88 and 203, also a regular author and video producer on the blogs https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/ma...)I am headed to Fayetteville this week to look at some real estate deals and thought it would be fun to meet up with some other active real estate investors in the area.