Not all lenders track guideline changes.Most lenders base their knowledge around water cooler chit-chat, which is disappointing but true.Classic Example: The Americans with Disabilities Act, and presumably the corresponding mortgage guideline changes, was like 25 freaking years ago, but I still had an older coworker shocked and assume fraud when I did a loan for a guy on temporary disability.

The house was built on Native American burial ground18.

Or see if any American banks have branches in NZ.

A lot of people base it on what a middle American nuclear family may want, so you may pay for the good schools and other amenities unless you can snag a deal.I am not looking for a "good" neighborhood as much as an acceptable neighborhood that fits my own criteria.

Some of the answers there may help you.I have asked and worked with both American Title Co. and Chicago Title company and both of them have told me they can not do a double close.  

@Barrett Anderson I found a house in American Fork the other day that was clearly abandoned.

Hi @Farhad Shir - if you're a Canadian investing in the US (or an American, for that matter), I wouldn't recommend that you invest under your own name - my understanding is it would open up your personal assets to any liability related to your investment. 

Texas American Title- www.plfpc.com

When we flipped the house for more than the average American annual salary in net profit ($60K), suddenly all of those negative comments turned into inquisitive curiosity.

Nick Patterson Investor from Chicago, Illinoisreplied 2 months agoCheck out Citywide Title and or First American