Good luck to you, make sure you are working with the county government and follow their guideline to the teeth.

He is jealous of our rates because they are government subsidized (through Fannie and Freddie)!

., and what the government plans for a specific piece of property can be VERY lucrative.

San Antonio has a large and growing population of students and young adults who have no line of credit despite a long standing work history as well as a huge population of military and short-term government contractors.

You could apply to some of the head line daytime shows and see if you could make your presentation; another avenue might be "Grant" money; you might consider attracting a college student to work as an interne on this project "fund raising" or writing Grant Requests to government agencies or other groups.

Unless you find a lender to give up their right to deficiency you will be stuck with recourse.No you can't get a 'California loan', you live in South Carolina, the loans are governed by the state of the Subject Property.

There are a lot of things FREC doesn't really care about but there are very specific things that govern how they are to treat Escrow accounts. 

People won't easily start being confident and selling stuff when/if governing party changes, and this is a city where a lot of people come to study and work.

My advice to the trustee could not be more simple: Put 10% of the cash in short-term government bonds and 90% in a very low-cost S&P 500 index fund.

When the government came in and wanted to create a Wildlife Refuge, they approached him and bought some of his land.