Thus I moved into my camper which has been challenging primarily due to the extreme elements associated with living in the Northern American Rockies.

@John ChanData sources such as the American Community Survey, also known as the annual Census, can help you judge a location by considering key market indicators.

But the point of this exercise(and this is the fundamental premise of my book) is that for 76% of Americans who live paycheck to paycheck, when you:1) Have your housing payment represent the largest portion of your take home pay, and;2) Have massive student loan debt, and;3) Give half of your paycheck to the IRS involutarily through State tax(didn't count NYS tax in the example, an effective tax rate of almost 15% on TOP of your take home pay), Federal tax, local tax, and social security tax;It becomes extremely difficult to get ahead financially simply working and trying to save. 

I was scheduled to close on a refinance loan now but my lender told me I have to physically attend the closing and even the Power of Attorney won't help (going to a local American consulate/embassy also won't help) .What legal and creative solution can you suggest?

I recently had an issue where I had a water heater break and I had American Home Shield.

If you need a traditional title company North American Title in Southlake is the best.

@Ryan American Military University (a offshoot of American Public University System) offers an associates degree in real estate studies (more geared toward being an agent, but not too bad).

I used Vacant Express recently for a recent fix and flip, although I bought it through American Family Insurance. 

White New American Funding

They want a story about a soaring American dream and not a slog through a swamp of filth and blood and sweat to take a few steps up.The big lie in this property class is always that it can scale, that you're going to find an endless supply of at least minimally competent people to handle your property problems and make you rich while you sit back and count your ever-growing pile of money because you're brighter than the folks down in the mud.