A high end office in a high traffic high end clientele location may be more selective.

STAY CLEAR of the southside unless you know what you are doing...there are deals there but it is a rough rough area (this is just my opinion...lots of police activity daily, crime...you name it).  

It's the largest unit in the bldg -1400+ sq ft, 2 bdr 2 ba with a den that functions as an office/ 3rd bdr.

You could do better deal with tax lien at county office you are looking into.

He said if I could close by end of July he thought it would be accepted as banks were always eager to close properties by the end of the month.I went into their office to sign paperwork 2 days later and spoke to a different agent.

You can come into our office to talk strategy and then we can go see some properties afterwards.

@Darren Budahn - After discussing the idea with a loan officer, he told me that I would need to live in the house for a year after refinancing, otherwise it would be considered investment. 

When I worked in the title insurance business our office was just up the street from there at 95th & Nall.

But I would check with the Virginia Fair Housing Office before I listed a property for sale with those terms.Also keep in mind, just because you follow every law to the T, does not prevent a potential buyer from making a Fair Housing complaint against you, which will take time and money to clear up, even if you did nothing wrong.

In addition to this, my coworkers (in a professional office setting) call me Pongo to avoid confusing me in conversation with our coworker Erin.