They were discussing FHA because they don't have the 20% down a conventional needs, and though they qualify for the $8000 aid, for whatever reason they can't take advantage of it here.

We have 100% JV funding, hard money/bridge loans, 100% funding for Multi-family and Healthcare for Non-profits, Non-recourse for multi-family construction/perm/purchase/refi/rehab, NPN purchase, loans for income producing property, among others...We lend across industry so it has to be something unique/innovative.

Congress loses their current health care system andparticipates in the same health care system as the American people.6.

I'm a high earner in healthcare but want to get to a future where I can stop trading my time for money and live actively pursuing "passive" cash flow.

Like was aid earlier you can live or die by your reviews. 

That is suppose to aid in helping first time buyers get financed.

Greeley is a good rental market as a whole and has had really good appreciation over the past few years (with lots of energy, health care and meat packing jobs, it's a growth market and the university has over 12,000 students and 2,000 employees).

I think "ripping the band aid" and getting the first deal done is one of the hardest things for potential flippers.Wrap your heads around the numbers, and hit the ground with that in mind on the next one.

@Scott F. one incident, and there have been many, but one that sticks out in my mind is that we had a tenant in one side of a duplex that took out her hearing aids and was cooking on the stove, walked away and the grease started a fire.

Anyway, my point here is not that I am great at telling low-level aides whats what, but that if you take issue with this and have rental property in Minneapolis - CALL THE CITY COUNCIL PERSON IN YOUR WARD and tell them that they are actually going to hurt all renters with this: http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/council/and/or the mayor: http://www.minneapolismn.gov/mayor/contact/index.h...