I went with Finance of America if you’re curious.

Assuming there are millions more like me, it's no wonder you can't find a decent 3 bed /2 bath single family in America for under $200k anymore.

What they need is an "investor" (often times parent(s)) to help them qualify.When I was working in corporate America I was in the same situation as you.

There are a number of commercial lenders if you're looking larger - Locklin Capitalized or Ronnie Cannucci at Finance of America.

the  charge America and other after market chargers along with the Tesla super charger network all have different plug ins so you do need adaptors. 

I would also look into homeready loans or the bank of america grant program, they might be better than the FHA route.https://singlefamily.fanniemae...https://www.bankofamerica.com/...Not sure if that helps at all, happy house hacking!

Milton lived in Central America and already had 3 years of experience as a remote Acquisition Manger with another company.

Check out First National Bank of America.

Anyone in America has the option of gaining a little education or skill and moving up the ladder. 

My wife recently sent me a link to Bank of America's Home Grant/Down Payment Grant programs offering up to $7.5K in closing costs costs and up to $10k in down payment assistance.