There are some special conditions to verify.John Corey

It's easy to figure out, once you understand that TX is OWNED AND OPERATED primarily for the benefit of SPECIAL INTERESTS.

The products chosen provided the greatest VALUE for my application- an appearance different from (equally important to not be horribly different!)

How could the land be put to productive use?

A recent example of that is: http://www.azcentral.com/business/articles/0615gr-fraud0615-ON.htmlThough ccr's should limit the dues increase each year, the board can override that with special assessments, and though any greater or special assessment should probably be voted on by the entire membership, boards don't always see it that way, and the voting process is too easy to steal.

I ran into issues with SUNROCKET when I tried to port my number a couple years ago so I just changed it.This is cool - they have a special phone number for "Sunrocket Care" where you get connected to advanced tech support way faster than if you call the general number (it's 888.354.8028).

I leaning towards "no" for a number of reasons---1) The three programs that I'm aware of require a min. of 52) Blanket loans are traditionally a commercial product and most won't consider any property types other then commercial.That being said, there might be something a local brick and mortar bank might offer that might do the trick...I'm in the early discussions with a 4th investor for a residential blanket loan that has a pretty min. loan amount (50K)---they could be the ticket, but I'm unsure at this point.

The whole purpose of a lease-option is to allow a buyer to build equity as they don't have a lump sum for a down payment, they won't have it at settlement either in most cases.And as John mentioned above, the Trust will need to sell the property.I believe SC has established a special Land Trust statute and while the "Land Trust" may be a marketing issues, a trust may be established in any state to hold real estate.

Our goal is to help anyone acquire his or her own home, with every applicant always being approved, regardless of credit, under our Home Acquisition Program which allows us to rapidly move our product.2.

I am living with a roommate and assume we pay equal rent.Lately i've been reading some other threads and started doing the math using some of MikeOH's calculations and realized i might be losing money, especially now that my assessments went up and they levied another 3 years of special assessments.basically gross rents are about 18,000 (1500 per month)expenses: 9,000NOI: 9,000Debt Service: 9600 (800 per month)So if I used these calculations just to analyze the deal, I should have known right away I was going to negative cashflow.