Here in RI, it is National Grid.  

I deal with many foreign nationals and have a number of good contacts that can help you with all aspects of your ownership of a vacation home from a property manager to filing U.S. tax returns.  

Now working for one of the nations largest Title and Escrow operations by day.  

We have worked in Dorchester and it's a good balance of dealing with the dense city issues, but also at a reasonable price point (relative to Boston, still way above the national averages).Hard money on a $1M+ deal... yikes, good luck.  

Hi have access to and know high net worth individuals who are foreign nationals (non US citizens) that are interested in acquiring residential multifamily properties. (2-4 units or 5+ units).

Threaten to file a claim with the national association of realtors.

If the historic district is recognized by the National Park Service or building is on the Registry of Historic Places, there may be historic preservation tax credits available to help fund the deal. 

If you don't want to travel to Austin for the closing, then you want to find a national bank, so then can work across states and can arrange for the closing near your residence.PM me if I can answer additional questions.Upen PatelMortgage Banker

While this house is both in the national and provincial registries of heritage places, it is not designated as a protected historic property by the city (surprisingly).  

You are over-analyzing and parsing words from a 2-sentence side note I made in like an 8 or 9 paragraph post...something I was just throwing in as food for thought, not trying to re-write the rules of national and international commerce.This was intended to only be posted to my Bigger Pockets blog, but apparently my assistant posted it to the general postings or something.