A Proper, non-profit oriented focus on Human rights, and a voice for passive resistance which can be a tool. 4.

No matter how bad this housing market gets human beings always need somewhere to live.

No one on the outside had any visibility to know that was happening.I know it is human nature to look backwards, but that is not how you manage investments.

Steve Hoopman, executive director of Habitat for Humanity in Oshkosh, said the program could give the agency enough vacant sites to build homes for the next two years—at a rate of two new homes per-year.

Consider the bombshell that detonated on every mall or strip center owner who has one or more car dealers--that will soon close--as tenants.

:roll: (We're funny how we humans sometimes see things that aren't there, aren't we?)

next time try breaking it up into paragraphs, humans need white space too so their eyes can take a break!

One of the biggest keys to doing Lonnie deals is to make sure that you are working in parks / manufactured home communities (I prefer to call them) that are dealer friendly.

Guess why... because these statistics never factor in the human element buying at wrong times and selling at wrong times.

I would check with a local mobile home dealer and ask them what state agency handles title turn-ins/surrendures and then contact them as Rachel mentioned.