So, anyone considering this should contact their local department of banking and finance (or whomever is the governing body in their state).

What he's referring to are the fines that the local governments place on properties for violating city codes.

Government intervention into this issue is overbearing and only hinders all parties.

REI education can be costly, and there are no government grants and loans I know of.

My main profession is running my own IT Consulting company working mostly with government contractors but also some businesses in the area.

Does anybody have any experience with renting their property to government programs such as homeless families, disable VET's, group homes, halfway housing and etc?

It's all about those collaborations, especially in the green building market where investors/developers are few and far in between.. at least for now.Leveraging government incentives like tax credits and grant funding is a must do - it's one of the only ways to rise above the currently high price point for "going green."

I am usually less government, but in my own self interest, I do like this commission.I have had dealings with them, and they really make the credit card companies toe the line.

I am a hard working sales professional hungry for knowledge.I know that to get out of life you need to give, and I have 15 years of Outside Sales experience selling to businesses, government, and door to door consumer with relentless followup that can sell.

I'd want to fully understand the condo regime, the health and governance of the association, my risk and responsibilities.