I'm new to BP as a poster, but have been lurking for awhile... side note, I did a lot of work for British Petroleum in the past, so everytime I hear/see "BP" I have to stop and do a double-take :) I'm from Upstate NY, in the Finger Lakes area, near a small city called Rochester.

In Baltimore, the City Council has passed legislation that would make it illegal for property managers to discriminate against prospective residents because of how they would pay their rent.

If not, you could contact your alderman/rep on the city council.

Lastly, the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) named Cali as one of the Comeback Cities that people should pay attention to.

Typically speaking with most people it seemed they had legitimate sources of lending, only to find out they were so far removed I had a better chance at being closer to the heir to the British Throne.

It is my understanding that the housing benefit goes directly to the tenant and they can pay it to the landlord or not, as they choose.Tenants have a lot of rights in the UK, and their rights vary depending upon which country the rental is located in.There are several forums for British investors, and they are going to know the answer to your question a lot better than the American investors, on this forum, are going to know.

Hmmm I have a retired British doctor wanting to transfer his 100 million pounds to my bank account.

The P&Z staff makes recommendations to the Plan Commission, City Council or Zoning Board, whichever group votes on zoning in your area.The Planner can outline the zoning process as well as the approval process to follow that gets your construction plans approved.

If you mean Houses of Multiple Occupancy as used by the British (in the states the term is usually MFR, Multiple Family Residence), then you have to define how you count 200.

As an investor on the ground here in Vancouver British Columbia I can tell you that the prices are not imploding whatsoever.