Why someone would claim that they could not find us is beyond my comprehension.  

Here is what I found online today:From texasfairplan.org:"As a market of last resort, coverage available through the FAIR Plan is not as comprehensive as coverage available through the voluntary market.

i invest in commercial, had a need to understand commercial more deeply, and found CCIM to offer comprehensive deep level commercial RE education.as @Joel Owens mentioned, if you don't understand commercial, it may be hard to move a conversation forward with some brokers.

You did not do comprehensive tenant screening, you handed over the keys before you had a signed agreement and before you received all of the monies required at move in.  

The contagion of fear surrounding this due-on-sale business defies comprehension.

I also took a glance at DF and they call for a study to be conducted on SAM's for regulatory oversight: "Study of Shared Appreciation Mortgages (Section 1406) – Requires HUD to conduct comprehensive study to determine prudent statutory and regulatory requirements for wide-spread use of shared appreciation mortgages and report to Congress within 6 months after date of enactment."

I am working on a comprehensive list.

That is why prudent partners start with a comprehensive agreement in writing spelling out the targeted activity, targeted markets, goals, price ranges, and mechanisms for dissolution in the (hopefully unnecessary) event that dissolution becomes necessary.

type=3&doc=220 which seems to be fairly comprehensive.

If I missed previous forum posts that are really complete and comprehensive, my apologies and would appreciate you directing me to them.