They're often bonded with the municipality.I think one of the biggest things is your ability to sell it later.

I've seen a few cases of people using owner-occupant loans and then ditching before they lived there a full year and it came back to bite them (through categorical mistrust of the buyer among the lending institution).In general I want to press on two things here:- Word is bond. 

I think the real reason is the decline of the dollar and yields from bonds. 10yr bonds are yielding 1.23% and 30yr bond 1.895% today.

Probably invest it in bonds and the stock market with maybe one or two commercial properties.

Financial assets...stocks, bonds, real estate, art etc.

There's a reason wallpaper is said to "hang" to the wall rather than "glue" or "bond" to the wall.That said, I also hate wallpaper because most people don't do it right.

Oh yeah, an encapsulated can only be used on certain surfaces and the existing paint needs to be tested to be sure it's bonded well enough the the wood.

I like to believe if you are a real estate "investor" then you should treat your real estate investments the same way you would investments in other markets (stocks, bonds, etc) in the since that the primary idea of your investments is not to become your primary source of income, but to supplement your income. 

They are bonded and insured for errors and or omissions. 4. they offer other services and products, such as counseling and warranty programs, transfer services, . 5.

I actually ended up at the Grove later that night, to see the new James Bond movie.