I would also be interested/careful of any restrictions Natiivo might place on owner who rent themselves vs using them as the property manager. 

@Daniel DietzThere are no restrictions like that, you can have loan that is interest-only, fixed or adjustable, 1 year loan or 40 years loan, or anything in between, fully amortized or balloon at the end of x-number of years... as long as the loan is non-recourse.

Please let me know if there are restrictions on using secondary entitlement based on not having moved on PCS orders.

There are no restrictions on selling something you already own - though in some states, you’ll need a developer’s license if the number of transactions goes above a threshold amount in a predetermined period of time.

For example with my hometown Phoenix, AZ:  100 plumbers might sign upClosed: Markets are restricted and provide exclusivity to reduce competition. 

Please let me know if there are restrictions on using secondary entitlement based on not having moved on PCS orders.

Please let me know if there are restrictions on using secondary entitlement based on not having moved on PCS orders.

The reason this is a bit more complicated is that their operating agreement spells out some unique restrictions.

Perhaps your HOA has some sort of rental restrictions in place.

I want to add a 4th bedroom in a spacious unfinished basement however I have herd that there are restrictions.