I did a bit of research on that also, but it seems most of what I found is for things that are going to some kind of cause, charity , or technology: all of which I am neither.Or, would it be best for me to find a private lender who could give me a loan to purchase the building and the loan for the actual business while using the building as collateral?

They have some killer designs wich I'm sure would catch the eye of anyone looking for something functional, trendy and modern.

Section 203(b) is the centerpiece of FHA's single-family mortgage insurance programs—the successor of the program that helped save homeowners from default in the 1930s, that helped open the suburbs for returning veterans in the 1940s and 1950s, and that helped shape the modern mortgage finance system.

Evil pinky to the mouth thing when you say "10 Million Dollars" to get the full effect.I highly doubt it's palusible unless you're dealing with proprietary technology or an IPO.

I would never do this, nor would YOU, but it's probably happened.BTW, check out the tax rates in most modern countries.

The closest thing I had was an insurance claim where the policy stated we could use modern versions of the materials in the original structure for settlement.

The thing to consider is... let's say your site wants to get bigger and biger and needs new technologies to work.

I would love to find a group to share ideas with, especially technology and strategies.

They cater to modern homesteaders who want a place out in the country while driving distance to a city.

This country was founded because a bunch of elites in England (feel free to insert Washington D.C. for modern day purposes) decided to over tax, over regulate, take away representation and not because "it took a village."