Retail buyers still dominate the sales and their purchase habits influence the market more than we do.I also think BP has helped investors expand their mind to other markets and ways of doing deals.  

I'm going find out the best way to leverage my background to make myself more appealing to firms.

As an engineer I don't have a background in a lot of this stuff, so it's great to learn.I'm going to check out that book as well.

Some will have to invest in "funds" (really operating companies) as things evolve because those are likely to be the only suitable constructs under Title IV for non-accredited investors.  506(b) and 506(c) will continue to dominate SPVs and single purpose raises for small projects.  

Hi I have been on Bigger Pockets for a couple of months but I have sat quietly in the background and listened and learned.

BP has been a huge help in giving me a background on MH investing and I look forward to learning more here. 

I was talking it over with my dad @Alex Daus prior to that where we trying to find the error in my numbers.Not wanting all the work we put into the numbers to go to waste, I would like to post my analysis anyways and get some feedback on what you guys think.Some Background: I have pre-qualification for a USDA 0 down loan and planed to use that to purchase.

Although they are discussing how California has and will continue to dominate where jobs are growing, it’s always good to look a little further down for those cities on the “come up”.

That background is going to be very beneficial in your RE investeing carreer.

A brief background about myself is that I am originally from Denver, CO and a graduate from University of CO at Boulder.