I plan to contact Boydton tomorrow to inquire with them as well.

Here is the website with all the info: https://www.greensboro-nc.gov/departments/planning/learn-mor...

You don't want to get into that situation where your plan is to pay off a HELOC over the next 5-10 years when you have no idea where interest rates will be during that time.

I plan to see the property this weekend

The amount of time you will waste trying to dance around the issues will be legenday and shall I say, "insisting on being right (or insulted) when you don't know the answer can be costly".I was planning on getting a CPA, but not knowing the right questions to ask of someone who I don't exactly trust yet (as a new customer) isn't the best way to go about things.

I plan to communicate my intentions clearly and respectfully.Your insights and guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.Thank you.

If I was face with your situation, I would pay the shortage upfront now rather than taking a year to pay it month by month in case you will plan to borrow in the near future. 

With careful planning, due diligence, and a willingness to think outside the box, investors can unlock the full potential of Charlotte's real estate market and achieve financial success.Which of these strategies would you be open to try? 

Most lenders  will find it challenging to provide  buyer referals to agents  unless they have some sort of lead gen system  working for them Thanks Dave, yes I do plan to send buy-ready clients to the lenders I work for.

Its just spending a lot of money on something that wont work if its brought to light.