However, I don't expect a big change in the city.May be one of us should run for an office and make the change :D))) PS: I still cannot believe Sheila Dixon is ahead of everybody, crazy crazy crazy

Experienced foreclosure investors usually have a team of in-person neighborhood researchers who can door knock when the property is pending foreclosure with the Sheriff's office.

Your best bet is to call your local construction office.

The lot is in a 'good' area of the town, it is easy walking distance to schools, dollar general, grocery store, gas stations, and county offices.  

Depending on your income you might qualify for a 5% conventional duplex loan, speak with your loan officer about the possibility.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4351408-death-of-office?

The roofer incorrectly cut the internal roof drains while putting on a new roof, we consequently had four separate commercial office suites flood out.

We have been looking at both residential and commercial properties (with and without existing buildings) for a few months and identified this lot as one that meets the criteria for building a residential assisted living facility - or, in this case what we have dubbed residential style assisted living, as this will be in a small office park vs. a residential setting, with between 16 and 24 beds, so smaller than a Big Box ALF.We have a 60-day due diligence period (starting today), so we're fleshing out our due diligence checklist (see below) and would welcome input from anyone with experience purchasing and developing a commercial property.Our pre-contract DD included the following:1.

The permitting office is the check and balance system you need.

Oh and they fired my loan officer who was working with them for 14 years. :-)Also I am closing on a 54 unit next week so financing IS available.