If you have any further questions or would like more details about my experience, please feel free to reach out.Thank you for reading, and I hope my story helps others make informed decisions.Best regards,Matt U should see the 1 post schills posting now.. what a joke.

AS U state Brian NO lender save those that are basically crooks wants to take a project back that is the thought process of  those that simply have never been on the lending side and simply dont know what they dont know.. thinking the lender is going to get rich taking back these assets its frankly totally naive thinking.

My advice for start up builder is U need to pay cash for the dirt to get your best loan terms.. also going to have to partner with a GC that has good experince your GC is going to either make you or break you as noted above.

U can still see those large blocks off land grants in northern CA in their original configuration.Of course out west we survey most every thing on Base line and meridian starting at a certain point..

U know the amortization books the title companies used to give us..

U can have apartment complex's that are 100% subsidized and those are free market properties NOT low income govie bond issue type deals like we see here.I don't know enough otherwise, so I agree. 

U wont need to go to court thats what the attorney will do..

@Chad U. you have anything to add?

I do use U tube though I like that site 

Quote from @Chad U.: My favorite is when the reps and warrants state that the loans are being sold as is and the seller will not take any responsibility or guarantee that the loans are enforceable or not, even if they were the sole cause of such  unenforceability. caveat Emptor.