I recently went to a bunch of the credit unions in Philadelphia (American Heritage, Sun Federal, PFCU, Trumark Financial, PSECU, and Franklin Mint) to see the terms of their HELOCs.

Of course, I'm also a 23 year employee of the federal government.

It's called the Federal HOUSING Authority, not Federal INVESTMENT Authority.

I don't know the laws there but some liens can survive a foreclosure auction, like federal tax liens.

When an agent approaches me and says, "I have a deal where you are the junior lender, the senior is a government loan and is capped at $6,000 for subordinate lien holders.

I think you need to check the DBA database in you state and the federal one so you are not stepping on anyone's toes, also check for copyrights to that name through the federal government, and lastly, I think that the new marketing for housing with be with words like nysinc....the millennials will love it.

It is governed by a “metro district”.

@Seann Brown401k distributions are subject to both federal and state taxes.

State and federal laws have been created just for this......sometimes referred to as rent skimming.....getting someone to QCD their house over to you with No intention of paying their mtg payments......stay far away from this. 

These are typically built with some type of government subsidy or incentive such as tax credits for the developer in exchange for the leasing restrictions.