I think they can build within 500 feet of another sign if they use the credit described above. 

Can you describe the property?  

Is this what the new ordinance that you describe @Steve K. will replace?  

Can't the condition and investment opportunity be described in MLS marketing? 

It may not be relevant to your situation, but for the benefit of all, I'll describe the scenario.An investor came with a +$1M gain (and no basis left) to our office with the primary goal of 1031 exchange.

@George Skidis, the 1031 exchange is a bit different than you're describing. 

Subject to the terms and conditions of your policy, there should be coverage and the insurer will probably provide a defense.It's because of that continuing liability that I think you can't fairly say that you only had insurance for six weeks.All that written, if you want to self-insure, have at it.You're right of course that some protection extends past the 6 weeks of ownership, and I was clumsy or mistaken describing it otherwise. 

Nathan,I've been investing in Oklahoma City for the last decade and when I started out you could easily find what you are describing and now those deals are much tougher to come across. 

House has solar panels so PGE in non-winter runs at $30 max.My idea originally when I was single was to keep living in this property until it appreciated enough (eg 5 to 10 yrs) to sell it.However, I realized that the air ducts and soundproofing of the top part of house vs bottom part of house makes it such that it's not a great rental as the way I described.

Road cost and construction and closures don’t work the way your describing.