Subtreasury of American Humor was created in 1941.

Charles W. Macune

Although the ejido system gave land to many poor villagers, it did not lift them out of poverty. Farmers could not use the land as security for a bank loan because they did not really own their land- the ejido did.

No, a land loan is not always considered investment property. It is only considered as such if the person receiving the loan has the intent of building a profitable business over the land.

A blanket loan is a loan or mortgage for multiple subdivisions of a single tract of land.