At worst, it's a minor stretch, if at all.

(This sort of information isn't readily available and most traditional bankers are equipped for this conversation, unfortunately.) 

This sort of thing makes me mad.

The worst thing you could do is jump right in, purchase a property and attempt to flip it all by yourself.

It just sounds too similar to the sort of thing we hear from tenants we want rid of - it'll immediately put them in "dispute" mode, for no reason. 

If YOUR driveway is encroaching on the property of the apartment complex then the new owner has every right to demand you remove it or agree to some sort of settlement. 

Just make sure you know your numbers and plan for worst case scenario.

We put it on the market at the absolute worst time of the year...a week before Christmas and got a full price offer first week in January.Make sure you read the covenants carefully. 

Once you know your worst case and it still makes scene, tell DH - don't worry darling, I got it :) Oh, and you can almost always extend inspection period if you need too.

This is literally the worst time in history to get started.