Has anyone in here used or discussed using the 144A Bond funding program to purchase multi family properties.

Yes you're partially right in the sense that the average stay length is much shorter, but that's also an opportunity to capitalize on shorter stays.

They are owned by National Fidelity and have bonds and insurance.Anyone ever use them?  

Only natural inflation, rather than artificial booms and busts (which are NOT inevitable parts of some so-called "business cycle", but are the result of the sale and purchase of Treasury Bonds to make currency plentiful or to make it scarce, like to get everybody speculating, building, and gaining things, but then to crash it so they can swoop in and buy them all for pennies on the dollar for themselves.This interest we pay....where is the credit for that debit? 

The other had zero debt and it was all bonds paid for real estate and cash.. you can probably imagine which one I have followed as time has gone on here.  

Better self direct your 401K to Bonds to stop the bleed.Gas prices are going up (were going up - be there again I'm sure), food prices are going up, health insurance is going up (at least my wife and I are paying more and the company less) all insurance is going up.

Does your bonding company require insurance?

Bonds offer higher returns.

I designed a new type of bond that will finance the building.

Annuities are tied into the Lotter folks buying Goverment Bonds at today's yield rates...I would hope most people on BP (including myself) could beat those rates.2.