I had grown up in the SF Bay Area and am drawn to markets that somewhat resemble where I am from.

I hope to create projects that more accurately resemble the future of housing.

I can see the resemblance.

It can be done with reasonable cost to you and with very little documentation at rates that resemble a residential mortgage deal.

The closest I can think of is Obamacare, which actually ended up resembling what Hillary promised to do during the primaries more than it did what Obama proposed (individual mandate was a big Hillary promise).

I'm currently in the Armed Forces in the UK and would love to invest in the US property market.It would be best if I told you my interests:I am looking for cheap homes to fix up and rent out for a positive cash flow to pay the house off and move onto the next.I have seen houses on many websites that are foreclosures, in a bad state of repair or old and neglected for under $5000, which is great for me being in the UK.I've been looking at properties that closely resemble or come close to this one:http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?

The more it is set up to resemble a standard bank transaction, the easier it will be for you to do what you want.

Basically something that resembles a check..

Look around that area and see other prices and how close they resemble it.

I probably wouldn't do it... instead I'd lower the purchase price by some amount resembling the discount on the note, and let the "note buyer" originate the loan directly to the buyer.