You should also be able to verify a license, bond, and workmans comp on the site too, at least in California you can.

The popular thinking seems to be on BP that operators obtain non-recourse loans, that can give a much stronger case for the loan to be a bond.

Considering the market, banks and their bond rating, cooperation, etc...

The income product (bonds) produces current income to live on though and will do so even if external forces cause the bond's value to vacillate.

Just want something simple, if he wants $500,000 over twenty years, give him zero coupon bonds to mature to his price, borrow about 20% on the value of the building to purchase the bonds, not really a win-win, but if he's leaving for Mars he may not care! 

Do people keep their cash as cash in a money market fund or savings account or do people typically do a savings account plus invest in some mix of stocks and bonds so as to not lose purchasing power due to inflation?

Have you factored in impact fees, permit fees, bonding, etc?

Meanwhile the bond market is sounding every alarm it has with Treasury's fully under 150 basis points, Eurodollars futures being equally bent out of shape, P/E ratios are putting on a comedy show.So how does this proceed? 

This aspect, of retained servicing, usually has a borrower thinking they are "paying the bank back" when in fact the loan may have been sold, securitized with other mortgages to back the bonds sold that generate the funds to complete the cycle.

Better yet just invest in stock and bond index funds.