Make sure the style is in line with your area.

Hey @Sean T.

Getting a variance to change the zoning can be a lot of red tape and hassle that we don't feel we need to deal with on this particular project.The 2nd/3rd floor apartment is a large 3bed/2bath townhouse style apartment. 

I'm not sure how the Pauper's Affidavit plays out in this situation.Bottomline - if you've dotted your I's and crossed your T's  in this case you'll "win" the suit and get access to your property back.

Laura T

Stay true to your own investment style and what you feel comfortable doing.

But if could find the right lot...or find a new condo builder community (the trend seems to be the sidebyside style now) and get a bulk price on a 4 unit building and one o/o loan?

I sallied into a Notary expecting US style .. wip out ID notarize for 5 bucks or so and be done.No sir.. in CA and most other countries as you state Notary is in essence a closing agent and title examiner and wants to examine all the legal docs to make sure you have the right to sign etc..  

I was in my 20s of course, where losing it all doesn't mean as much as it does now... just being honest.I don't live in a mansion, but i am pondering if I would sacrifice or put it at risk, at this stage in my career, to put it all at risk... but with the potential to get me to the NEXT level or wealth t success.

kevin R, no you DON"T pay the 10% penalty, or taxes, you roll it over.