What is available for Native Americans who seek ownership of housing off rez in USA?
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They can buy a home the same way everyone else does... put money down, get a mortgage, or a combination
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I was looking for that once, i just did a web search, had to try a few different ways but I finally did get a list of repossesed homes in minnesota...sorry i can't be more helpful
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You can check with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Wikipedia has info on many Native American tribes and their respective histories.
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go down to the tribal center of whatever tribe you are and ask for the papers to get one and if u have enough indian in you they will give you one
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I am assuming you are talking about being an American Indian.\n\nIf so, the US government has a number of incentives in place to encourage members from this community to go to school, get a degree, and even start their own small business.
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If you mean your "native STATUS", contact your local Bureau of Indian Affairs office.
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Well, if you don't want to go the auction route you have a couple different options.\n\n1) Preforeclosures.  Get an online listings source and find pre-foreclosures (I use foreclosure.com).  Now you can identify the property you like (get funding!) and make a proper offer.   You will also help the home owner slide without a foreclosure on their record.  \n\n2) Foreclosed.  Meaning ones that don't get sold at auction become REOs.  Or bank-owned properties.  Then you can go straight to the lender and wheel and deal.  You should probably have a buyers agent though, to look out for your interests.  They may even get you a deal if you finance through them.\n\nOk. good luck.
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A sovereign Native American tribe.
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native american reservations
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the tribal elders would have to consider your request if you ask in the proper manner.  the council would take the matter under advisement and talk with the legal department.  it may be brought to a tribal vote if it did not violate tribal, federal, or state laws. a zoning issue may be at hand and your answer would be  no.
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You simply need industrial property; which is in abundance in many many places in the US.  Most cities and counties will bend over backwards to help you because it means jobs in their communities.  \n\nIf you are looking for an existing building there are some listed on ebay.com; but there are far more listings online.  Simply search industrial property for sale.
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try a run at foreclosed land - government auctions or vacate land in that region.\n\n\n\n\n\nhere's one to get you started.
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Native Americans being given back their lands.
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Alice, you are going down the rabbit hole!\nIn a nutshell, there is a law that could be used to get anyone but the Rockefellers themselves out of a home/ off of land etc. they own. You aren't inquiring about real estate, you are neck deep in politics on local, State and Federal levels. So here's the worst case. A citizen can't own real estate in the USA. The best case is, a citizen can pay for real estate in the USA. Actuality/Reality falls to either side of the middle on a per case basis.\nMain concers Federally now are hydrological. Contaminated (defined by Clean Water Act standards et al) water from your property cannot mingle with natural runoff. However, Farmers seem to be exempt from this in the recent cases in Columbus, Ohio, where public water was under toxic advisories due to fertilizer runoff. I guess "if everybody is doing it" it isn't unlawful to poison the public water supply....\nOn the other hand, an egg farmer in Ohio has faced years constant Federal litigation and multiple fines for chicken farming runoff into a non contributing (to public water supply) stream. \nI don't know what your intentions are, but if you have a life to devote to these issues, you will resolve that laws are selectively enforced, which is the real issue or theme of you querry as I see it.\nWith respect to land development, Clean Water Act standards are the sword over the involved parties heads at the negotiating table. Hydrological studies by competent parties are scutinized on both the sellers side and the buyers side and some large deals are pending elections. \nClinton enacted The Clean Water Act so we can deduce what is good for business....\n\nWith regards to drug laws and real estate. Feds have carte blanche. Even large sums of cash on hand can allow for land/property siezure. \nbuzzflash.com (watchdog journalism Homeland security legislation pertaining to land use/rights)\ntheforbiddenknowlge.com (has some useful links pertaining to Federal/international real estate legislation)\n\nYou are going to be busy for awhile.....
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There are a couple of flaws in your question: 1) The federal government doesn't collect property taxes, that is done at the local level to fund local projects.  2) The native Americans never purchased the land either, so there is no deed of ownership.  While many injustices were committed against the native American population several hundred years ago, simply giving back all the land would not undo those injustices...and actually would cause more innocent people to suffer if such an arrangement was made.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Americans_in_the_United_States
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I suggest you check out non profits, who are the recipients of most housing grants. Check out Habitat for Humanity. \n\nAlso visit the Nehemiah Corp as they have a downpayment assistance program for qualified lenders http://www.getdownpayment.com/\n\nThe Housing and Urban Development in their Grants Available page makes it clear that they do not provide grants to individuals -- hence no grants for a person to buy a home http://www.hud.gov/grants/index.cfm\n\n"While HUD does not offer direct grants or loans to individuals, we do work through local governments and non-profit organizations to make financial assistance and counseling available."\n\n You can go to the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) http://www.cfda.gov and Grants.gov http://www.grants.gov - these are two FREE sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. Browse through the listings and see if you can find any grant that would support your purposes.\n\nEven if you buy books on "how to get grants" or list that supposedly has information on grants -- all of them are mere rehash of what CFDA has, albeit packaged differently.\n\nNote though that these grants generally support non-profit organizations, intermediary lending institutions, and state and local governments. Most of the federal grants are given to specific target groups with specific requirements (e.g. minority business owners involved in transportation related contracts emanating from DOT - Grant#20.905 Disadvantaged Business Enterprises Short Term Lending Program. Individuals especially for personal purposes are not eligible for federal grants.