As long as I get paid and he takes good care of my house then I am satisfying my business requirement.

After using that property for investment for a year or two you have satisfied the intent requirement and can then change its use into your primary residence. 

I don't think trying to affect their reputation is going to be as satisfying as you think.The good news is, real estate moves slowly.

I build all over the country and have never found an inspector that is willing to design, they are only there to make sure you have built per code per print and what ever little wild hairs they have.Keep in mind once you open this can of worms permits will need to be satisfied and the structure will need to be brought up to code and in the future sale of the property the unpermmited work will need to be disclosed.A quick trip down to the building dept will yield a ton of info.

Although the actual reasons don't matter ( I do understand some concerns voiced such as running up the bills), to satisfy everyone I'll state that oil and gas workers are relatively transitory.

Having building inspectors, zoning boards, health departments, environmental regulators and other officials to satisfy can be difficult and ultimately make any owner decide to dump a property.

So in other words the buyers attorney has to be satisfied with the title report?

I hope this post will satisfy my requirements and I can work on establishing a network of capital partners to take advantage of some of the incredible deals I'm finding.

Tax Value is $59,890 and doesn't show the addition.She moved out about a year ago, and had it FSBO for like $89,900, don't know what offers she received, but never enough to satisfy her.

Citizens bank has seized his assets until the property is sold or the loan is paid in full.He is trying to evaluate his options, and met a real estate agent yesterday who valued the property at neary $800K.What are his options other than selling the property at a huge discount to satisfy the loan.