@Kyle Klineall purchases are actually made with cash, the only question is whose. 

So the lender has to pay back the money it made selling the loan to the secondar market, ie. fannie mae / freddie mac. 

If you're interested in reading the basics, read this. https://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/...I'm not familiar with Morristown and Morris county specifically but made two offers on East Rutherford duplexes.

Also, preserve the beautiful rowhouses made of brick.

Early on we didn't have it so clear in the listing and it made for some interesting conversations with guests.

Even though the manufactured house is pretty much completely updated... the manufactured house was made before 1976 so no buyer can get a loan.

I'm glad you made this available to our users.

The loan would likely be made to that entity ideally.4- Did the GC as JV outline construction contract type for budgetary accounting?

Our lease was old and had attorney fee's provisions clause which made the case too risky to go to court regardless if we were in the right.

Some times a deal just can’t be made….better to spend time pursuing a purchase with a higher probability of success.