There is national program of social direction “Available dwelling”, through which enormous means are inlaid.

Honestly, that was my initial reaction when I first learned of the program.

my realestate agent has provide me with good information about a downpayment program, it a housing coalition program where I have to take a class and then live in the house for 10 years, NOW my question is will anything happen if I decide to rent the property out?

They stop marketing once you buy the program and I ended up getting saturated with info in my first class.

The program I outlined is for residential lots only...commercial raw land (undeveloped) would be capped at 70% (hard money).

Your available pool of lenders and loan programs goes from 20 to 4.

I was curious if anyone knows if any of the various offline mapping programs allows you to define a particular area, save it, and make various labels and tags on the map itself.

again no one ever questions them..just fyi..A good broker is valuable over any 1 lender.. because we have accessto hundreds of lender with different programs more suitable to a scenario..

I need a construction loan for the following senanaro:Construction loan for both land & constructionCustomer middle credit score = 763Customer already owns a pimary house for over 2 yearsCustomer house i sloated 50 miles away from the new residenceCustomer wants to roll mortgage for construction period into loanConstruction time frame 8-10 monthsLot cost = 30KConstruction cost = 130KCustomer wants to go stated asset stated income if possibleCusotmers gross yarly salary = 50KEstimated value of new property after construction 300kmortage currentPlease contact if you have a loan program that would work.

Gents...There are plently of NOO financing programs available for foreign nationals...LTV's as high as 80 depending how you document your income/assets...Hard money program will go as high as 90 LTV...I would need to know the specific status (permanent resident alien, non-permanent resident alien, etc.), to further quantify what is available.Regards,Scott Miller