I absolutely support this program.

In my market, agents use software programs that let them write offers online and then they can have their clients sign them electronically (using two programs, Zipforms & DocuSign).

What if you could offer the borrower a program where they could use their assets as collateral for the loan without having to liquidate?

From my perspective, it's not just about ensuring that you are legally allowed to invest and that you are able to proper publicly recorded title to a property, it's also about all of the other laws indirectly related to owning the property (ie. the court system, environmental laws, tenant/landlord laws, business laws, etc, etc).

Found some books at the public library used book store or Goodwill store for 50 cents apiece.

I've shopped around this way for financing.A great program for owner occupants (OO) with low down payment requirements (as low as 3%) is buying a property found at homepath.com.

Your odds of getting rich quick would probably be better in writing some fantastic software program, that takes knowledge too.

Requiring a house to be up to code before starting utility service is not extortion, it's good public policy and what government is suppose to do.

Oh, LOL, you're saying you're a consumer advocate and all of that snooping and going through that is only to benefit the public.....I don't buy that, could be but I wasn't born yesterday.And, you're wrong Joe, I'm very much a consumer advocate.

Is the information that we look for public or do you call and ask for a list of homes that are in violation?