I have used the list a few times to find approved condos, so I thought it would be useful to show some things I have learned.VA Condo Approval List Website-First thing I learned is to start by selecting the State and clicking "Submit"-At that point, you will see an alphabetized list of condominiums in that state-You can click the numbers at the bottom to move to other pages-Once you find the condo you're looking for, you can expand it to see if the condo is approved or not. 

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I've mentioned it in other posts, and on my blog but 4-plexes in Vegas, bar-none are one of the lowest chains on the rental ladder (House -> Condo/Lux Apt -> Class B Apt -> 4plex/Class C -> 10-12 units/Fremont/Alphabet Streets) @Ned Carey Everything I hear is that the Blackstone properties out here aren't commanding the prices that they want and have a bigger than expected vacancy rate.

Its basically a list of deceased people in alphabetical order.

We list our property rules in alphabetical order so it becomes an easy reference document for the tenant.

CDO is OCD in alphabetical order (like things should be :))

(Cashiers checks in your name)Bring your list sorted alphabetically by last name of the borrower.

At the start of the bubble, lending practices were again changed to create lots of CMO, CDO's and the alphabets soup of sliced and diced mortgages.Here again, there are lots of other effects.

for me I just pick up the phone and call the state.. my state is quite helpful actually .. we have agents that are assinged to us by alphabetical last names..  

I'm not sure if any of the alphabet loans actually cover construction loans.