It wouldnt surprise me though if someday Mr. big government tries to regulate my mailings because 100 people in the country think it should be illegal.

The loan process atleast for residential financing has so much paperwork and governmental regulation that as a lender we get enough brain damage just from the operations of processing a loan.

Here we are a university and government town, so leases tend to run May - April, September - August or September - April.

(you will split profits with)It is not necessarily very hard to borrow from a private "lender", but it is a heavily regulated arena.

Much of how one deals with a portfolio will be governed by the investment plan.

I would prefer the old way of owner financing them to a buyer, but with new regulations, that's not really doable anymore, from what I've read here and elsewhere.Please keep us posted on your progress!!

What I am not sure of is what can be built there based on the zoning regulations and architectural integrity of the lots... which, if known, would affect the value.

The proposed bill would replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a new government entity that would act as a new federal regulator for the mortgage industry and would administer a fund to cover losses on mortgage backed securities.

Not bashing you, it is a tough life but here in Texas lenders will frown on people that don't pay student loans if it was government money.

It's pretty common for military, as many are coming from far away, I had one family coming from Guam with kids and dogs and they are eager to have a home when they land and an address for the government to deliver their household goods.