@Chris Yeung It rolled out last year and will be a permanent thing here, in addition to annual inspections.

You can also purchase another property following your permanent change of station, depending on your eligibility level. 

Second, yes on the flip side, one could argue they should not have to pay for materials out of their own pocket especially when they are about to permanently attach those materials they paid for to your land or building.      

You might need to have a permanent brick type base around the MH.

Recently, some FHA loans have been adjusted to have PERMANENT PMI no matter the loan-to-value you end up at.If you start with less than 10%LTV (i believe) it is NEVER coming off!

That's a construction to permanent loan, not 203k.

Or late fees get added to rent so that if you miss one month the rate permanently goes up by the first late fee, and then the next, etc.  

You can take pictures of receipts (before they are lost) and upload into QB for permanent retention.

Let’s also assume that after the first year, he replaced the 6.25% adjustable rate mortgage with 9.87% permanent financing.

There are typically two specific types: a Permanent Buy down, and a Temporary Buy down.a) In a Permanent Buy down, a sufficient amount of interest is prepaid to lower the rate permanently. b) In a Temporary Buydown, only a sufficient interest is paid to lower the payment for the first three years. 1) The reason to temporarily “buydown” a loan is to lower the current payments, thereby more easily qualifying for the loan.