We are on the french border and arround 200k french ppl cross the border everyday to work in Geneva.On the housing front, only 17% of the ppl are house owners, most of the houses are owned by private and public pensions funds.

The only time the bank took so long with one of my offers on a highest and best, I only found out it sold when it hit the public records as sold, for thousands less than my offer, which really baked my noodle.

It's public record and they should be able to either give it to you or they may have terminals in the building that you can look it up yourself when you're there.

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They should be able to tell you about the various programs and options you'll be able to qualify for.Regarding Commercial loans, I would first figure out what your trying to accomplish - buy a large property by yourself, pooling investor's money for one purchase, etc. then post a pointed question in a separate forum post.

I've seen lots in the 6 figure ranges as well, patio, decks, pools, garages, nice lawns, club house even a golf course, again, location and amenities, not the can on wheels.As personal property they usually won't generate the tax base of conventional housing, yet they use and consume public services just as a conventional home, so at the government side, they are or can be a drag on services.

If I came to you for treatment you'd want to know everything about my history, if you don't want to spill it all in a public forum, you can PM me.

Hello:Is there a link or site with information pertaining to available loan programs for investors who 1. have outsdtanding credit 2.

I know the homeowner(s) are responsible for fixing it even though the break is under a road (owner is responsible from their house to wherever it meets the main municipal connection even if it runs under public road).

If you're staying local, I recommend checking local university MBA programs as many business programs have a concentration of real estate.