At the conclusion of this phase, WE issue a Firm Commitment to finance the project, and the interest rate for both the construction and permanent mortgages may be locked.

@Ryan Rex are the trailers permanently attached to a foundation or piers.

Not for PERMANENT financing.  

highly flouridated drinking water, mandatory obamacare/vaccinations, substance dependency, permanent war on 'terror', and media false flags galore all mean we NEED our generous government to survive and remain 'free' meanwhile the balanced 'middle' class are being exterminated from American society altogether.Depend.. or perish!

That said, if you're investing (or living) in that part of town, you may want to stay informed as to whether Bullseye stops using the chemicals permanently or just until the news cycle moves on.

Please do not troll on BP, or you will face the same fate as joe gore - he was permanently banned from posting on the BP site. 

If they are successful, cities will be authorized to permanently control the rent of all properties.AB 1506 (Bloom) repeals the Costa-Hawkins Act.

The bulk of my expenses are my current mortgage on the property, with that payment @ $930/month in total (conventional 15 year note, 3.5% interest rate).I am thinking my best path is to go talk to banks (including the one I have a mortgage with) and try and get a construction to permanent loan that could pay off my existing mortgage and finance the construction, which would then be rolled into a mortgage once I'm done with the build.If I walk away from this, I stand to lose 20-30K, maybe more depending if I sell the lot or let it go to foreclosure.

Let’s look at the basic facts. 1) As is, the house doesn’t cash flow well compared to value and will only be worse when you refinance. 2) SFH values fluctuate with the market and can drop at any time if the market goes cold or worse. 3) You have a limited window to capture permanent tax savings and lock in profit. 4) A 1031 exchange is not a tax savings but rather a tax deferment. 5) MFU’s give you far more control over value and much higher cash flow returns than SFH.

I grew up from the 60’s onward until permanently leaving when I started college and as such the area I knew as a child has drastically changed.