Hi Gus - thanks for the post and the link, I'll check that out.I always look at capital as another piece of the expense pie and weigh out the cost of any and all sources of capital vs the cost of the deal, the management (to hire it), sales costs etc.In my 22 years in real estate, I have never seen this much capital playing the game, it's everywhere. 

since they are not saying how much and they require some registration before they can surprise you with the hefty price I guess.Also anyone know a good source of training on RE investing around NYC area?

I bought a few tax liens through the Civic Source web site that Memphis uses for tax sale.

Though I'd love to get into Note, my money sources are more interested in flips and buy and hold properties.

For the most accurate information... go to the source... the ruling in the Federal Register, here's an excerpt:An animal qualifies as a reasonable accommodation if: (1) An individual has a disability, as defined in the Fair Housing Act or Section 504, (2) the animal is needed to assist with the disability, and (3) the individual who requests the reasonable accommodation demonstrates that there is a relationship between the disability and the assistance that the animal provides.

The online attorney source connected me with a local attorney I consulted. 

I'm not sure about the loan qualifications, but I'm sure you'll need an income source (and probably some money in your CPF).

What are some good sources to find good deals in specific areas like foreclosures etc.

We would like to get a HELOC(or similar), to pay back our original source of funds and also have extra cash to pursue the next deal.

The bright side of the property was there was two potential rental income sources.