If we had an abundant natural resource like oil or nat gas that we could export in huge quantities and develop a SWF, then its possible.

If you need to pay agent fees on the back end, and have to borrow funds for the build, you need to incorporate those costs in which case it looks too tight to do that.

He might think it's out of my comfort zone to things of that nature, but it certainly isn't.

So here is my dillema...I am in to these properties pretty deep due to the condition Obviously marketing to Investors/Business owners that own Sober Housing units and stuff of that nature really limits my buyer base.

So when you write, don't emphasize the nature of your business, just that you and your buyers would be greatly aversely affected by the new law.

So when you write, don't emphasize the nature of your business, just that you and your buyers would be greatly aversely affected by the new law.

(2) Other mortgages and defeasible deeds in the nature of mortgages, from the time they are left for record

As long as you understand the nature of the beast.

Such an act is rarely considered grounds for liability.equitable wasteDamage done by a lifelong tenant who normally would be unchallengeable, but who may be enjoined by the court using the standard of variance from what a prudent man would do with his own property.hazardous wasteBy-product of certain industries or activities, determined to be of unusually dangerous nature, e.g., radioactive waste, generally subject to special rules of disposable and/or recycling. permissive wasteDamage done by a tenant failure to make reasonable repairs that he might normally be expected to see to, such as allowing water to accumulate in a leaky basement over the course of years.voluntary wasteDamage directly caused to the property by a voluntary act of the tenant, such as filling in drainage ditches or punching a hole in the roof.The homeowner can not do whatever he wants to!!

Ours is, and HAS to be voted on in 3 years--20 years after the date of incorporation, as to whether to continue it for another 10 years, or to dissolve it.