Seeing what appears to be buyers with primary residence intent.

I do not provide them, but am considering leasing them to the residents for an additional fee.

The length of funding also depends a lot on where the funds reside currently.

Jon- yes. many of the parks or resorts that are 55 and over, also have a waiver for up to 20% for younger residents.

I soon learned that in order for a neighborhood to be revitalized, eventually all of the players - residents, businesses and ESPECIALLY the local government - will need to be on board.IMO, you can tackle this from two angles:Pull together the local government, businesses and Investors (don't try and go this alone.

Ebere's comment only applies to the property you acquire as a primary residence or the rental property that you purchased then converted to a primary residence.

Assuming that's the case, FHA will generally require you to occupy the property as your primary residence for 1 year before you can sell.

They went through the building and removed all the "residents".

It's analogous to someone asking how best to prevent a burglary on their primary residence and people building moats and fortifications.

Hopefully I am posting this response in the appropriate place....My mortgage on my primary residence is held by HSBC.