I have never dealt with AG because it seems like more hassle than buying a res parcel like restrictions, tax rates, exemptions etc.  

Is there like a restriction to most where you can't sell it for a specific amount of time.

Personally, I probably would not want to live in a neighborhood with such restrictive rules, but I can see the attraction, since everyone believes everything is "about me" without regard to their neighbors.

Also, be aware that it is illegal for a seller to restrict you to using their lender or mortgage broker. 

Like most said above there are certain restrictions to types of dogs you are covered by insurance.  

My suggestion is to talk to a RE atty in your area or, if you have the time, go down to the city yourself and see what restrictions they may have. 

Hello BP community, I've been a long time listener of the podcast and I've been house hacking my current property for about 2 years with a good amount of success.  I'm looking for 4 things out of joining the community...

@Penny Conner,I agree with both @J Scott and @Keith Frank your going to have to do some leg work on this one, another way is to drive around until you see a small construction site in your area and just go and ask question.in a side note, also try and go to your local building department and ask some question.Depending on the Vacant Lot there will be restriction on what your are allowed to build.It's all really quite easy, you'll find that most people are very fourth coming with information.Cheers.

That company is run through my 401K and very restrictive.

I'm wondering if we'd be safe enough if he monitored it closely and we restricted it to residents and their guests only?