They have harsher laws and the enforce them.

Consequently, they may shift towards commercial loans, and most underwriters will scrutinize the property's Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) and performance alone, without relying on external sources.

So, why should undocumented immigrants be treated any harsher than Americans?

@Jason Shackleton thanks, Jason — if I understand you correctly, the concern I have with getting a loan tied to my business is that it’s a young company with relatively low revenues so I’d presume that terms on that loan would be harsher than if I were to go the personal route.

I am starting to build up the team of the various external contractors I will need for the project.

I'm guessing placing money back into the accounts from an external account would again cause problems? 

I'm not sure how to go about enforcing a ban, but I think a good start would be to make it illegal to produce rounds and have harsher penalties for anyone caught possessing a gun.

I understand that to be correct ^^- the law treats it like a wheelchair or any other external accommodation that would be illegal to discriminate against. 

Yet, Podio is flexible enough in working with external softwares to if you ever get to the point where you want added functionality, you can easily link high-powered software platforms with Podio, and use Podio as your database.

It is unethical to tell the seller you will make their payments if you can't do it because some external factor causes you to procure your own financing.