Google National Real Estate Insurance Group.

No big, national, publicly traded banks will do this loan type.

@Perig Vennetier, Yes you do need to pay taxes in the US if you are a US citizen or national living abroad.

While there is no primary industry in Running Springs, there are service industries geared to the tourism market, as the San Bernardino National Forest is a highly popular year-round tourist destination.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...Coffeyville has a long history as a center of industry and manufacturing.

I am a former school teacher from California and am In the process of joining the Army National Guard.

For such a small amount it will likely cost someone more to transport a skid steer to load it than to simply buy it.....but maybe you’ll get lucky.

We closed on the deal and went to work on the rehab.In the midst of the project, I finally (and thankfully) pulled the plug on my ill-fated Realtor experiment and got another stable W2 job as a construction manager for one of the nation’s largest homebuilders.

Eric, thanks...that’s my concern... definitely don’t want to be in violation of fair housing, but from what I see on the HUD website, it doesn’t specifically spell out my reason  for  requiring higher monthly rent/deposit: The Fair Housing ActThe Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of:• Race or color• National Origin• Religion• Sex• Familial status (including children under the age of 18 living withparents or legal custodians; pregnant women and people securingcustody of children under 18)• Disability Nine people certainly equates to more wear and tear on the property and as much as I am all for “ The more the merrier”  I want to make sure that the tenant would be held responsible by having more skin in the game to compensate for the added wear and tear of such a large crew.

Hello everyone, I am a 23 year old Project Engineer for a national electrical contractor.

When taking a loan from the national bank, would it be best if you take a loan on a small period or rather a long?