I spoke with my county DSS office and they said they pay a portion or all of the rent and it can be direct deposited.

Just because they support alternative investments (notes, RE, commodities, etc.) does not mean that they support all of those and/or all structures to invest in those.

If you purchase a note with an inadequate file or with trailing items, you need to make sure you have the proper provisions in your contract to deal with a failed delivery of those items.Second, this is a common tactic that I have seen now in several of files coming from certain promoters through our clients.

Not only can you get damaged on the deposit money to them but also if your loan fails and contingencies have passed in the contract you stand to lose some or all of your earnest money if the seller will not extend time for you to find other financing.

The city's policy, especially related to refunds for sewer charges, is really inadequate IMO.  

Try LMCU or all the credit unions but I have not had problems finding banks to lend but in 6-8 percent range.

During the process of shopping for a piece of rural property to build our new home, we came across the government's CRP (Conservation Reserve Program), which basically pays you "X" number of dollars per month, per acre, not to farm or develop some or all of your land.http://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/cons...Thinking the program might be useful as a small source of income on part of our new acreage, we began looking at other properties which were currently under CRP contract.

However, in the event of a lawsuit you would lose some or all of your statutory defences, and might even be successfully sued for treble damages under the statute of fraud.Utilizing a structure of purchase contract assignment would somewhat disguise the brokering activity, and lessen the threat of a lawsuit.  

Just curious how others feel about any or all of the property auctions in Philly or PA in general ?

There was no follow-thru on his end on oral promises about presenting properties.