You are responsible for knowing and understanding the regulations that govern your business.

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Taxes, IRS, other factors may still hold, and truth is, I don't trust the government office to provide full color on title.  

It's been awhile since I signed up with AirBNB, but I believe they make you submit government ID and a selfie (that you take that moment) so they can match it up.  

I've got the PM in place when I go to buy whatever is next.I'm glad the results of your contact with your local government was positive.  

One thing to keep in mind is that FHA/HUD loans are run by the government, and thus you're dealing with government employees.

For "Conforming, Conventional" loans (loans governed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) each bank uses the same set of rules. 

A "conforming, conventional" loan is a loan type governed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names) and the terms will be the same at each bank...since it's Fannie/Freddie money. 

.), then I can see markets declining, but the larger markets (LA, SD, Bay Area) are also getting foreign money and investors that are parking cash from their corrupt governments. 

You download a report in an easy spreadsheet with owner name, address, and all property detail. step 3 - scrub your list to remove duplicate owners, government agencies, anything out of ordinarystep 4 - "mail merge" list into your ready to go offer letter to purchase.