(Which is not a related to the federal government at all).   

You just need to get your inspections.I would describe them as a good building department to work with compared to other mid-size cities. 

These tokens are governed by smart contracts, which automate the management and distribution of revenue generated by the asset.

The local Harrison County planning & zoning department was very pleased with the outcome because we were able to address a need for 5-10 acre lots for residential building in the community.

If your credit score is high, its actually cheaper (I spoke to a loan officer not too long ago and still true) to get private mortgage insurance instead of the Government insurance. 

I am aware there are some regulations with government loans and representing yourself as the buyer and loan officer.

Currently, this program has been put on hold until we see how government backed mortgages play out through all the forbearance and unemployment issues.Does anyone know of another product similar to the FHA option to be able to buy a lot and build with one close and either low down payment or no payments til construction finishes.

He barely reads and speaks English, but he's knowledgeable about Section 8, SNAP, energy assistance, and all sorts of government aid programs as well.

You MUST read the "insurance section" of your condo's governing documents to find out exactly who's responsible for what when property damage occurs.  99.9% of the time, the policy that insures the damaged item is the one that pays at the time of the loss. 

I would recommend looking into these institutions for potential favorable portfolio loan terms:State Department FCU (DC, VA, SC)Hanscom FCU (MA)Workers Credit Union (MA)Signature FCU (VA)Keep us abreast of what you learn, and feel free to PM me if you need anything else!