There is plenty of yard space for at least eight more parking spaces and plenty of off street parking.However, I was told that a variance would not address the zoning issue.I agree with your solution of putting up double doors, there is already a common area available.

Other than that, any solution would involve pretending to be someone other than the owner, which is generally frowned upon.I agree that transfer tax @ 4% of fair market value is ridiculous.

Lease the place.You need to speak to your attorney, there are other ways but your credit and the due on sale will always be a concern, of sorts, until that loan is paid off.Best solution, find a willing and able buyer.BTW, Welcome to BP!

He wants me to give him a 12 to 24 month mortgage but he feels he will have the place paid off within 18 months.Is this something I should spend money pursuing a lawyer with (viable) or just walk away (DF/SAFE/TX executory laws)Thanks.

There are other forums about cleaning up credit that go into this in great detail.https://www.google.com/#q=pfd+credit&safe=off Getting these things deleted would greatly increase ones chance of getting loans, and getting them at a better rate.

That is why I started this post to begin with, to be sure I was seeing things clearly so I was not forced to back out of a deal because it was not good enough to attract quality end buyers.I have to start someplace, and with little capital or experience wholesaling seemed like the logical solution.

When you get into commercial lines you are generally less safe guarded compared to single family.

However, it's safe to assume their will at least be some form of rehab/improvements/maintenance made to the property.

Safe act, respa, dod frank, etc.

Manny - the more I think about your opportunity, the more I think (at least in part) that your solution might very well start politically.Here's my idea: meet up with someone in the local political spotlight.