Welcome to BP Nation.

Welcome to BP Nation Danny, I am happy to welcome yet another CA investor to our site.

I'd say Bryce has an understanding of the issues, but to go there in depth, I can only think of a half dozen on BP that have participated on this site that I know who can go there and only one of them is posting in this thread, that would be me just to be clear.I'm not so dang conservative that I don't get outside the box, folks here have no idea, but you don't have license to do just anything you can possibly dream up and/or adopt financing techniques of hedge funds or institutions at an individual level as such are infinitely more sophisticated than what has been mentioned here.Non-recourse is another issue with small investors with little capital in their company.

Welcome to BP Nation Richard, sounds like you are off to a great start.

Welcome to BP nation Enver, be sure to complete your profile and stay active on the site.

While all markets are different these trends generally hold to some degree.So, I'd say that national trends of markets is pretty useless to spend time on trying to study them as they don't filter through to your local market and if there is an impact, it's a very long movement for any noticeable effect. :)

I like that the plans are national and affordable, because I own property in 3 states.

Now whether or not they will require a higher score for the lower down would depend on the specific institution so you'll need to call around and ask.

Many national programs are done that way and can be really expensive ($50k is not uncommon) so it really doesn't matter if the student succeeds or not, the mentor got paid upfront.With a deal sharing situation, if the student succeeds, the mentor makes more money.

It was a different time, a nation of Americans horrified, all with a sense of a some personal loss.