Here is what it comes down to:-I'm in the market for a house-I do not want to pay nor can I afford what we want at retail value-I do qualify for a decent loan under a first time homebuyers program fixed at 5.2 percent for 20years.So, I'm really looking for some advice here.

Whare are the first time home buyer programs that I should be looking into?

They re not designed for in-depth teaching.If you are looking for in-depth teaching, select a course/program designed around the specific topic you need.

Smaller banks may not offer the resources or programs you need.

Remember it's all about your belief system and the way that you program yourself to think.

Vertical, and in the case you refer to, lateral integration goes on all the time.Walk into any large real estate franchise (Remax, Coldwell Banker, Century 21, etc.) and you'll likely find they have their own mortgage, title and home insurance programs available.

I haven't found many reviews on programs, colleges, or universities in the BP forums (unless I missed it).

However if you want to talk about this program call me - my name is Angella, and I have about 1100 clients in the program, after about 5 years,, you can email me to.

Banks, Mortgage Brokers and Lenders have the same rates and programs everywhere in the United States.

If you use a program like Turbo Tax, they will calculate the correct amount of depreciation for this year automatically for you.