I've been buying rentals for the past 3 1/2 years and survived (and made a profit) during this bad time.

Without a MUCH thicker skin than that, you will NOT survive in the rental business.

So regardless of any personal opinions ( including my own) about how the type of services her offers, can be or not be of benefeit, Edwin has been available and has come through on this front.Edwin, By way of “nature of the beast” REI folks have to do “Due Diligence” to survive in this business.

If a house survives the first round without a buyer it is then opened to investors.

I feel lucky I survived the last couple of weeks.

Alot of what this is about is not a safeguard for consumers as claimed, in my opinion, but a way to make it very hard for the small mortgage broker to survive.

But, I have no problem with earning a more modest income to survive on, like $50,000 or so.

It is a good idea and everyone takes their hand at doing it but only the hungry ones survive to make a lot of money.

Leases do typically survive the transfer of ownership.

It might have survived the test of time completely, some, or not at all.Why not simply just keep renting the mobile homes and not deal with all of this owner finance stuff??