The second is for a state chartered bank or for a federally chartered bank, when the federally related transaction does not require an appraiser (that's how I read it).

Just a comment, understand that banks have a "lending area" the area to be serviced under their charter as a bank and it is generally 30 miles from any bank location or affiliate lender.

If so, they are members and ther is a member manager, if you are talking about LPs, in a corporate charter, you'll have the general partner and limited partners.If you're starting out, tax wise, you're probably better off with the LLC and it's easier, IMO, to set up.

Also There are currently about 116 magnet schools in all of NYstate....don't need to tell you how many public schools there are here so yes charter schools make a difference but it's not solely because of charter schools. 

We are the largest charter member of the National REIA (www.nationalreia.com) in South Florida.Great food, education and networking.  

If you've got significant background as a Chartered Accountant within the British system, you're likely to be able to help out a lot of people here on BP as there are frequent questions about US investment and the international tax consequences of it.  

I'm creating a Charter of Accounts for our new buy & hold business.  

They take charter flights, because showing up 3 hours early for a flight is just a waste of time and money.

Depending on the institution, it's charter, its size and portfolio, employees can be cross trained depending on their abilities demonstrated, I have seen folks get to a loan officer status with loan authority in a year, some 3-5 years, some never get there.

You need a CPA/CA (Chartered Accountant) in your country of origin to guide you with the transfer.