Today I was in the records department in my county doing research, and a guy there noticed I was pulling information on properties and asked if I was a wholesaler.

Monish, you won't have to change the mortgage type on the residence you're departing.

There's another department at PNC that focuses on commercial real estate, but I don't think they're the right lender for you here.

I would still highly recommend verifying with the Dept of Planning and Zoning , they are generally the best place to start. http://www.aacounty.org/departments/inspections-and-permits/permit-center/building-codes/residential-code-requirements/ Furthermore, lots of things can potentially be grandfathered in.

Compounding the problem, Congress has not given the Treasury Department time to say how the law is going to be enforced and issue Regulations (a process that can take months).

You can maintain the FHA loan on a departing residence if: a) Your family increased in size, b)You are moving into a larger home, or c) You're moving more than 100 miles away.Hope this helps!

Morning All, As winter approaches I am looking for some depth to our bench in the HVAC department for no heat calls during and after hours. 

Yeah I know even for revocable trusts they have to run through our legal department.

I've called several departments in the Country Clerk's office and everyone has seemed like they had no idea what I was even asking for.I thought is was pretty standard to keep a list of all eviction filings, as from what I understand they are Public Records.

A "do your business, or depart the latrine" move to expedite things.