I will want to insert clause in the contract allowing me to get out in case HOA has restrictions on number of rentals, but wanted to check whether it is common?

The common thread to all of these projects are that there in locations well-suited for commuting and are aimed at the higher-end or luxury demographic.In my opinion, with interest rates low, I think it can be a good time to build if you have a good location and demographic.I am personally looking into new construction opportunities and in the process of putting a JV together.

HOA only pays for common ground grass maintenance.

Skip the H-wire stakes and buy the 4ft Sign Stapler for utility poles.

No, I would not make any assumptions about the presence of utilities of any sort nor about your ability to connect to them if they are present.

They both create and install signs, and since this listing is farther away then I would generally take, I decided to utilize both services and save myself a drive.Well... each time I called them, they knew exactly who I was before I said who I was, and had already processed requests I'd sent just minutes before.Don't get me wrong...

This is a common bait type post where they wet your appetite and see if you bite.

Another thing i need to consider is that they are paying for my utility.

Beyond this it is up to the appraiser to consider if all three approaches should be considered or just two and to reconcile differences obtained by utilizing the different approaches.

I think the growing demographic of older Americans, empty nesters and other individuals and couples would be thrilled to not have to rent, share space, or pay larger utility bills and maintain a space larger than needed.