It depends on your appetite for investment.Too many other less risky properties with excellent returns nationwide to pursue this type of stuff.Some people love it.I know developers still building with Go Zone in New Orleans.When it's about Government and money it will be a long drawn out ordeal.The Government takes payment fast and pays out slow.It's the American way>>>>>>> :)

Just keep you grades up, B or better is what the government likes to see.

I might be wrong on this but didn't the banks and government have deed restrictions on most house up till the 70's and 80's then most banks took them off the deeds.

One other option I find, since I enjoy doing the "hard work", is government grants.

The government passing the Tax Reform Act of 1986 is totally unpredictable.

-The existing loan is not currently a government backed loan (7a, USDA B&I, HUD, etc).

Whole new idea, after being in a government job for so long.

A modification should be used after the note has been made and filed for record as a seperate instrument stating the specific terms to be changed or modified and filed at another page in the books of the real estate records with reference to the original filing by book and page or the recording system of that government recorder's office.

Closed on it June of last year, last month to qualify for 1st time home buyers, although i had to fight with the government to finally get the FTHB credit, had to prove other assets were used for rentals and such.

The governing documents state what can and what cannot happen.