It’s a negative, limiting stance, completely opposed to the spirit of real estate investing.

This includes incentives for green building practices, renewable energy adoption, and water conservation measures.

Keep in mind the occupancy limits in the different states here. 

for example "the us and Taiwan lead in....." no, it would just be Taiwan, the US produces diddly squat in contrast to Taiwan or, really anywhere for that matter, measuring domestic production vs domestic production.

I appreciate the clarification on loan assumptions and the limitations around HELOCs.

Quote from @Doug Stankavich Stankavich: Update from my limited experience: My brother-in-law no longer works there due to very confusing and shady communication or lack thereof. 

I assume the compensation would vary depending on the tasks.I am a full service property manager and I offer both full and limited terms. 

It sounds like Buildium is limited in its capacity or possibly he isn't up to par in what their software is capable of

Most folks who come to me to refi end up having to bring cash to close even though the new value has increases substantially, they cannot access 20-25% of that equity due to the cash out limits being 75-80LTV. 

Quote from @Kent Ford: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Kent Ford: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: the reasons you post.tax's  somewhat limited development regulations compared to other markets. work force   also close to Mexico and all the folks streaming in that need housing.building cost still lower than most of the country.Land forever .. no shortage sprawl is not a bad word.Political out look  conservative business friendly compared to West coast.