I prefer B-C, but one’s preferences are definitely unique.

It doesn't take into account unique situations or future innovation.

The buildings are special use and unique and there is a lot of history with them so let me explain.

The Division of Real Estate is seeing an uptick in cases involving two types of cases involving long-term home ownership: Wholesaling/Assigning Transactions and Distressed Rescue Transactions.Wholesaling/Assigning TransactionsInvestors and real estate brokers are targeting people with home ownership of over 20 years.

@Cris Zerriny There's no typical way in real estate transactions as each is unique in it's own way.

@Cassie Perez It really depends on many factors. the answer is going to be unique to each individual, their financial state, their goals, etc. 

It sure is a different world here lolThe Historical District is very unique and beautiful IMO. 

Unless they pass a law where you can't assign contracts anymore....While I am not familiar with the TN laws regarding wholesaling, I do know that both Florida and Ohio Divisions of Real Estate look down on the 'assignment of contract' method of wholesaling.

I have the unique perspective of looking at 100+ flips a month.    

For a variance you typically have to prove a hardship and that the unique features of your property (topography, shape, etc.) prohibit you from using your property (i.e. can't build anything on it).