No - I am not talking about the same thing :)I was talking about the deed restriction when you buy a FNMA property VS the FHA 90 rule....Sorry - read the thread wrong.

so after reading much of the forums here, i've decided to dedicate the next year and half to learning as much as possible, building my limited credit, saving up some cash reserves while im active and then launching a wholesaling campaign where my first duty assignment is. hopefully itll be in a good profitable area. any thoughts?

My question is what type of mailing campaign works, this being my first run at serious marketing, I was thinking of mailing a simple letter stating that I noticed that the listing has expired and that I'm a real estate investor who sells homes to buyers/investors, and that we pay cash for homes.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac recently increased the restrictions on their underwriting guidelines for lending on condos.

v=7PC9fkLMZmo I still cannot believe that cartel (The Federal Reserve) can cut deals with international bankers, control our money supply, and yet the U.S congress is restricted (by law) from looking at the books.

He campaigned on solving the insurance problem in Florida, and then after one try, lost in court, threw up his hands and said "Oh, well, I tried!".

I've never heard of conventional financing having any seasoning restrictions whatsoever.Of course, if this is re-finance, there will be seasoning requirements, but not for a flat-out sale.I would recommend you speak to another lender; in fact, call a big bank in your area, like Wachovia, BoA, etc. and see what their mortgage person tells you.If I'm giving you bad information, I humbly apologize, but I'd be very surprised if this is a FL rule or any type of rule.

Not surprising considering how much they contribute to campaigns on both sides of the aisle.http://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/8-major-benefits-of-new-credit-card-law-1.aspx :cool:

Not a lawyer, but I'm not aware of any laws restricting property ownership for foreign nationals.Property taxes are levied by "counties".

You have education, training,hotels, travel, business cards, marketing campaigns, websites, and now an answering services.