Long time reader of Bigger Pockets but just recently took the plunge to go full time into real estate. Transitioning from the Oil and Gas industry and looking to network and make some solid contacts here in Amarillo.

Homesteads cannot be attached along with a long list of non collectibles and no garnishment makes it almost impossible to collect 

With attached garages in the front.

In the next couple weeks I'm thinking of going door knocking on behalf of one of my clients to see if anything might pop up for them.Here's some fancy graphs from the MLS for Chicago:Median Sales Price: http://mred.stats.10kresearch.com/infoserv/s-v1/21...Market time: http://mred.stats.10kresearch.com/infoserv/s-v1/21...Homes for sale: http://mred.stats.10kresearch.com/infoserv/s-v1/21...Disclaimer: These are just for detached singles, attached singles, condo, and townhouses - I can't get the multifamilies included in this.

But then I look at the attached pictures and I realize that the property is a manufactured (mobile) home.

We just closed on a commercial property a couple of months ago and about a week before closing, my agent sent me one of the forms he said he forgot to attach when we submitted an offer( a month earlier).

Attached is a wholesale deal I found for land in a hot neighborhood so I did an analysis for a new construction of three town homes.

It has support posts, but the structure is only bolted on to the brick of the building, whereas, a good long term solution would be to drill through the brick, hit a stud, and attach the structure to the stud.

Whether you are buying or selling, you become attached to your new (or old) home.

I can be able to fund you before then but before we proceed further i need you to understand that there is a $650 fee attach to the loan and that this fee will be paid upfront and cannot be added or deducted from the loan amount....If you fee uncomfortable because of this fee then i cannot be able to continue....Let me know if we are to proceed or not"