The only other example I can think of is the town of Salamanca, NY where I believe the land is owned by a Native American tribe and leased to the owners of the houses. 

If you reach out to a lending association such as AAPL (American Association of Private Lenders), they'll point you in the right direction.

Personally, I am of the strategy of investing in lower income, safe working class neighborhoods, majority of which tend to be in aftican american communities.

He has only received one line of credit and it was an American Express credit card. 

I’m not an American citizen but I might get an O1 Visa, which allows passive income. 

So alternative was to fly here for one day or try to go someplace else in Europe to an American embassy to sign. 

Now I'm being steered towards American Modern, but the premium is twice as high!

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The junior lenders are going to get hurt regardless and if the main lender is not paying attention, only then could they get hurt, but it is the interest of the State/society that banks pay attention, so no harm forcing lenders to pay attention.

In 10 years you will be more wealthy than 90% of the people in BP or in society.