The two transactions would not be related/linked at all.

My advice would be to call various title and/or escrow companies in your area to see which one of them have handled this type of transaction before.

for free waltz into the planning department and speak with a planner... either over the counter or if they will set an appointment... this will give you a heads up on what is permissible use... once you think its still doable.. then go see a good land planning firm that may also have a civil with it. 

ב"הhello.can someone refer me to a company that provides earnest money deposits for large transactions?  

However, I will use a trusted local title co to complete the transaction with a FSBO contract made legal with the county. 

Intrinsic benefits might be your ability to use a property as additional collateral in another transaction, it might be some community benefit that makes you a hero in your community, good will, or generating other business opportunities.A good investment is one that doesn't cost much to get into, doesn't present headaches, that cash flows to pay for itself, doesn't eat any hay, and appreciates in value!

This way if cycles move you have 10 year locked and breakeven occupancy is low so you can wait It out.The next 2 years are going to be record breaking for transacting in the marketplace.

I believe your answer could be found on the California Department of Consumer Affairs website: http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/wh...After reading it looks like you would have to pay an occupancy tax to the state, and provide room service, maid service, etc to treat it like a hotel and kick them out immediately.

Greeting;Today, while gathering information for obtaining a bid on 7,200 sq ft of flat roof for a 38 unit apartment complex, I was told that in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, if a permit is pulled for a re-roof, prior to issuing the permit, the building department must inspect and verify that R20 insulation is in the rafters. 

If you're with a firm, how do you present the transaction to your broker?