Hello, I am a teacher and planning on using the Good Neighbor Next Door program to purchase my first home; however, I would like to start investing in MH.

Yep, they have a CD or a program.

The VA loan program is for owner occupants. 

Hello,My name is Simon and I study Electrical and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Edinburgh, I am really interested in RE ; therefore I am looking for a mentor in Edinburgh or generally in the UK.In return, I can buy you a cup of coffee, become your mortgage broker ( I am studying towards my licence now), or just to make you a diet plan or a gym plan, because I also have some success in fitness industry.If you want to know more about me just give me a comment or send an email. [email protected] you very much and have a nice day .Yours,Simon Ambroz

Fannie Mae, HUD and other programs like that can be a great source of properties, especially if you can truthfully qualify as an owner occupant.  

If you agree to this,you can contact me if you are interested in my loan program to send you my loan application form to proceed on the loan funding .Thank you as i look forward to hear from you.

Try my $10,000 mentoring program.STAY AWAY FROM ANY OF THESE PROGRAMS.  

I work at the local community college where I started a sustainability/construction/renewable energy/energy efficiency program and teach some courses.

Now when I do cross qualifies for my realtors the LO might be using a bank that has a program that I'm not familiar with or that I don't offer. 

The flip side of that is there are great neighborhoods in Cleveland that were selling at $30k-$40k two years ago and due to targeted redevelopment programs (follow the money), rehabbed properties are now going for $135k-$150k and new construction condos at $200k+.