Thanks very useful information, so Non-Qualified correspondent mortgages and specifically the lack of a credit rating for non US investors (or their US corporate entity) are why the rates are through the roofDo you think these could be reduced if the bank had some money placed with them for security and / or if the US entity had assets that could be used as security ?

Here’s my issue, to reach both goals I could either work at a well paying job till I save up enough money for a down payment build a big corporation and use that to fund my pilot license.

I was wondering if anybody had  any advice on getting sewer line insurance through american water resources ?

These are the parameters I use when searching with ListSource: Owner Equity - 30% or moreAge of Occupant - 45+Years Owned - 5+ yearsProperty Type - 1-4 unitsExclude Corporate OwnedExclude Trust OwnedOwnership Type - Absentee.

The members (individuals or corporations) then pay taxes on those earnings. 

Corporate companies will cry about liability even though I think sales has just as much liability and probably in greater dollar amounts.One complaint I hear from Brokers: they don't like tenants and vendors constantly walking in/out of the office, particularly if you have C-class or lower.

I use United Corporate (David Bass) for every NY entity.

I had good experience with American Home Warranty, they replaced a microwave and pool pump in one property, helped with $1000 (capped, so read the fine print) for a sewer pipe issue in another, pretty straight forward process both times. paid 4XX per property (respectably had one seller pay it).$75 Service  per call fee and the yearly fee seem ok for the value provided

If I was you I would get on American Greed's website and look at the case onRemington financial.. and the lady that brought them down..

Start doing corporate rentals for minimum 30+ days to get back in compliance and then get on the board.