The only way to know is to talk to the planning and zoning commission that controls the area.I don't have direct experience, but do have an investment in a development project that has spent years and serious money developing plans and working to get city approval.

Better know who controls the water, corps of engineers, utility owned, state dept, and easement restrictions.Sounds like a HOA with home lots not a condo of attached units, so it's not a condo if your house is the only one standing.There is a process to un-incorporate the HOA and plat.Hard to follow your :-: short cuts, can you get to a keyboard?

Tons of big players there including B2R, First Key, Colony Capital, LandSmith, Realtytrac, Moody's, and a if and flip company that did 2300 flips last year.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.

Grandma always said "Those educated often control the greatest assets of all, time & money".

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good luckPaul

If you just want the passive income and are fine relinquishing some control of the property to a manager who can watch it for you, then you can increase your cash flow dramatically.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.A buddy bought an old Victorian with a bunch of bedrooms in a tourist area there, rents it out to them for $200 a night per bed HUGE cashflow.Paul

I'm a control freak and have to know what's going on at all times.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good luckPaul