Naturally, you'd have to work out the specifics but that's just a thought that comes to mind.

I have never been a land lord before and I wanted to start building cash in my business, so for me it was a natural fit.

I suspected it was something that was just subjective in nature but wanted to be sure.

But I find it important to do some research on other markets or areas affected by similar natural disasters.

@Russell Brazil this is from the Fannie guidelines under the "Delayed Financing Exception": a natural person;an eligible inter vivos revocable trust, when the borrower is both the individual establishing the trust and the beneficiary of the trust;an eligible land trust when the borrower is the beneficiary of the land trust; oran LLC or partnership in which the borrower(s) have an individual or joint ownership of 100%.

I see it as a natural healing facility with all the amenities are available to patients.

They usually want a large down payment so that if you fail they can just foreclose and they still made enough (requiring say 20K down and first position).Now with all of the first time home buyer credits and things of that nature.

Most civilians never really get how much you must sacrifice and the nature of the career.  

He not only failed to see the unethical nature of his idea but seemed shocked I pointed out how unscrupulous it was.After this he ignored all messages and emails I sent regarding the eviction.I then received correspondence from a colleague of his saying they can't evict the tenant.The reason given was that he sent a request for repairs prior to being served with an eviction notice.

Your trust will have to have special language to be an owner in your S-corp because only natural persons or human beings can typically be owners in S-Corps.