If it goes through the middle of the site or a part that you want to use, you might ask the easement holder (called the dominant tenement, which means they own the easement and control or dominate that area of the easement) if you can relocate the drainage in your new project.

I'm from Miami, Florida but have recently relocated to Asheville, North Carolina.

In order to qualify for state relocation funds, I would have to stay in the park to the very end, when other homes have moved out.

I want Tenants to move because they're relocating due to family/friends/job or because their situation has allowed them to no longer rent or other personal reasons, I don't want Tenants to move because of the condition of their units.

We both have good paying jobs so if we don’t use the money to pay down the debt, I imagine we would have the debt paid off in about 1-2 years anyways.On the otherhand, we live in a great market for rentals as well since we are close to the base and a lot of people relocating to WA.  

I presented the woman I spoke to with the numbers I had run, the letter from my company relocating me to the area, and a letter from the bank saying they couldn't loan on the property.

Sales were only 850K/Y, but there were limited relocation options, a dollar general down the street (this was for a Family Dollar) and the town was of size where it seemed both a DG and FD could be sustained. 

The electrician suggests upgrading to a 200 electrical service entry with through the roof mast and relocate existing circuits into a single EXTERIOR 40-space 200-amp panel box with a main disconnect.

You also can only open a HELOC (compare to a RELOC) while its your primary which result in more favorable terms. 

U.S. homeowners lost a cumulative $3.3 trillion in home equity during 2008, according to a report from Zillow.As a result, many families were forced to downsize and relocate to single-family rentals and multifamily housing.