Just grandstanding to show people the executive branch allegedly cares about something that the executive branch doesn't have any power to do anything about.Even if it were actually on the table, which I don't think it is, it's not as bad as I first thought when I read the headline. 

My colleague just received an NDA from their Fort Worth branch that clearly contradicts Texas law, in particular the Property Code.

We've got a group of students in one, a young couple who just moved to the area and doesn't want to buy yet in another, and a professional in the third who's opening up a new branch of his company here.I think proximity to the cool stuff of a city is almost more important than trying to tailor your location to a specific group.

Seattle is definitely a beast when it comes to small MF.Have you branched out to Snohomish, Skagit, and Pierce counties in your search?

Realtors use transaction coordinators, maybe it's an opportunity for them to branch out.

Anecdotally look how many BofA branches are closing in the Bay Area Yea.... this is all getting very interesting :- we know all American banks going to collapse if they have to sell their HTM bonds tomorrow- BofA and Citibank has them most riskiest position, as well as Schwabb.- Lot of layoffs in those companies - Do you read the news that Signature Bank that collapsed in March is actually the largest asset holder of core-stabilized asset ?

Every partner I've had over the years starts there and when they're comfortable with the capital they have then they can branch and purchase some long term assetts.

For the branch at Lihue, on Kauai, the phone number is:  (808) 245-6761Another option is American Savings Bank - (800) 272-2566If I can serve you in any way, contact me at any time.  

We're looking to branch out there for low-cost owner financing properties (offering financing for those renting). 

Even PENFED won't help you unless you talk to their on-island branch.