Can you get a conventional mortgage on a home with a green pool ?

welcome fellow newbie i'm also new here @BP as well as to la county and an agent hailing originally from nyc, perhaps we will cross paths in real estate deals at some point..

One of my favorite quotes from Canadian funnyman Red Green: "Do you ever notice that when the stuff hits the fan, it tends to be distributed unevenly?"

I can get you the details, the organizer's name is Jerry Green.

and when relocating cross country, its either that (rent residence at least temporarily) or extended stay hotels and the like til close on residence. i opted for extended stay cuz there was more freedom/flex than most leases afford esp since just temp/short term.and i do know of some mature 'investors' who still live in their parents house interdependence style, like in the basement and stuff, and seem to have no interest in independence. can totally fathom the need to take in elderly parents when the time comes, lest they be placed in nursing homes. but living in parents basement or garage while being a supposedly established re investor is quite ironic too for it is what it is.

Has anyone ever rehabbed or marketed their properties with low Voc paints, sustainably harvested wood or bamboo, cork or refurbished wood. energy saving appliances, air filters, fruit trees, water gardens, passive house.I'm thinking this is something I would like to do but of course it's all about economics and these green things usually cost more.

IF Not, consult with a cross-border accountant & lawyer; set up first before you purchase your US investment.

You might find a mortgage calculator you like online and cross check numbers for assurance.

The future is looking real GREEN for you man, good luck with everything.

@JR Hinds   JR  thanks for letting me know I was making the presentation this Monday at RareBird  we had gotten our signals slightly crossed :) looking forward to it.. good group of guys and a notch up from standard REIA's in my mind..