Too much emphasis on "you don't need your own money".

Here, the University of Utah offers a business degree with an emphasis in real estate.

Now, we all have to deal with extra burdens ....Yes, emphasis on FEW. 

(Emphasis on "general rule", contractors) If one is hesitant, that's a big red flag.

My emphasis is affordable housing since there is such a need in San Antonio.  

Listening to BP podcast #212, and I know of a few properties in FL I would love to get under contract, approach a global property management and investment firm to manage the transaction, the property management and the eventual upgrades around the place.

seriously with global warming, it's only going to get worse. there are enough things with rentals that can keep you awake without needing to add 5 to 15 storms potentially grinding through my property each year.

. - They will determine if they will write the loan on "global cashflow".

Here is the HUD guidelines:Here is a summary courtesy of animalaw.info (emphasis mine):There are only two questions that HUD says a housing provider should consider with a request for an assistance animal as a reasonable accommodation:(1) Does the person seeking to use and live with the animal have a disability — i.e., a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities?

@Camille Johnson I used to work with private money quite a bit when I got started - and it all came from my close sphere; people who knew and trusted me for a very long time, have seen me build and run a business for global company.