Look for church planters or churches meeting in schools, etc that need a permanent location.

There are some options that allow you to do this as a loan that can convert the rehab loan into something more permanent for lower points, but I think you often sacrifice your rate for this, but definitely worth exploring.

You are a prohibited person- you can not stay temporarily or permanently at any property the IRA owns.

The simple answer is if you are using residential loans you are better off titling in a personal name and if you are using commercial you are better off titling in the entity name.If the property you are buying is not currently stabilized, you will not be getting PERMANENT financing through Fannie/Freddie on the commercial side.

This is an appropriate quote from Alexandar Tyler: "A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government.

In other words, they have a temporary problem, not a permanent one.

Satellite specifically required to be on a non-permanent pole in the yard.

You can build a permanent structure that fit the square footage and live in it or rent it.

The student loans are another really intriguing topic.Since the GOV underwrites >90% of all student debt and it's not dischargeable in bankruptcy, I see one of three things happening.1) Debt judgments turn former students into a permanent underclass with reduced spending power.2) Indebted former students are brought onto the GOV payroll as 'indentured employees' to pay off their debt. 

How long does someone have to stay in a house before it becomes their permanent residence in California?