Because I'm a dual citizen I like parts of Vancouver Island as well.  

My first gut reaction is to recommend Citizen State Bank- They have an impressive lending rate and often times manually underwrite loans in-house.

Go to the part when they ask the citizens if they think the facility will be secure.

I would love to hear from you guys about the situation I'm currently having:My family and I have transferred money from my family's country (I'm a us citizen and my family permanent resident) to purchase residential properties in Vegas all cash.

The overarching theme you need to remember is that you are an American Citizen first, a Realtor® second.  

Ideally banks/credit unions with lower seasoning requirements (time between purchase date and refinancing date) and smaller LTVs (20-25% instead of 30%) would be better.I'm currently looking at PNC, Citizens, 5/3rd and Huntington.

When pushed to decide which county his property would become part of, the old man, ever a survivor and diplomat told the authorities: "As much as I love the idea of being a citizen of Mother Russia, I'm afraid that at my age, I could not stand another long Russian winter."

Most people blame the politicians for Detroits demise but the citizens are who are responsible for their neighborhoods and home upkeep.

You’re a citizen in the greatest nation in the world.  

Contact Citizen Bank they do 90% financing80% Commercial Loan10% SBA Or you can just do the 80%.