Thanks Jon,Sorry for the slow reply.The housing depelopment is deed restricted and the buyers must make 70% of their income from Monroe county.

HUD allows a lease option with Sec. 8 tenants under certain restrictions, that's what I was referring to.

Each country has its own set of weird rules that restrict the remittance of foreign currency by its citizens.

(It's a FNMA so this is assuming I navigate their selling restrictions)So if I buy it for $100k, clean and stage and then list a week or two later for $120k, am I going to run into any problems?

This means that although a buyer may not be named, this restriction will require the title company to disclose a change to the buyer when it differs from the PSA.

Heights are my drug of choice, I just "have to" climb to the top to see the bird's eye veiw :roll: much to my parents dismay.

It hardly qualifies a person to be condescending.Take it into account that some people have learning disabilities or restricted vision.

If your project is consistent with that zoning, and the restrictions on development for that lot (e.g., units per acre, setbacks, height limits, and many, many other factors) you're much more likely to succeed.

You may be thinking of the size restriction in the recent US Treasury short sale regulations.

It is possible to partner up with her IRA but there are restrictions there as well.