@Brian Mcmenamin okay thanks that's good to hear that helps me re asure that our plan can work.

This post was merely to encourage myself as well as others in a similar position to more forward.

But I would just caution you to watch out for lawyers that appear to be merely in the business of selling high price/volume trusts.

I would not exclude a mh merely because it is a mh; however, I would compensate for the fact it goes down in value and the tenants may not be as desirable.

They merely call the phone numbers on the application and write down what the person on the other end says.

They merely advise the agents or the sellers themselves on the strategy to use while re doing their house.

But some are merely poor, but not necessarily very dangerous.

Doing so would let me re-fi and jump to another FHA deal at 12 months to repeat the process.A broader question is whether this is even a viable strategy.

The first to create a mortgage/lien against a property is "first in right" for the title & possession of that property upon a default by the borrower.So buying a second doesn't merely mean there are two liens.

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