We found a new house, signed the contract in my name and moved, all in within an hour.I asked my sister for a copy of the rental contract, which was in my name, so that I could use that as residence proof and apply for a home loan – something that was never thought of in the family.

I can't stand being pushed around, and will usually push back, but that's my nature . 

The district also allows attached residential, live/work units, and residential units over ground-floor non-residential uses.There is an RM-12 that would apply for smaller multi families.Both units do have seperate ingress/egress, but they share a backyard. 

I struggle with the slow nature of that, just because I'm impatient with the situation.Do any others know how I might leverage a trust in this situation?

I could use your input on a propertyThe house is a 3/2 1367 SF Singe family in Union City, GAThe owner is asking 60,000 my ARV is 86,200The unit is in good condition and is currently rented for 750.00I checked Rent O Meter and there are three properties on the same streetrenting for 1000+I was thinking of a counter offer of 37,500 applying a 2% rule on thecurrent rentWith a max offer of 50,000 applying the 2% rule on potential rent based onthe rental compsMy question to the group would be is my logic sound on the counter?

I was trained in Internet and Network security and that is a classic example of a scam post. lol I think my internal "skeptic" nature is my security training.

That applies to the other experts you'll need as well.

I would rather the person view the property and give it some good thought before applying.

I am sure he appeared to be a successful famous actor when he applied for the unit.http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/1921028

It is interesting to note that your wife would be a disqualified person with respect to your mother's 401k even though your mother would not be disqualified relative to your wife's plan.Again, these prohibited transaction rules and the avoidance of disqualified persons does not apply to funds that you have borrowed from your 401k via the participant loan feature.