best terms are from national firms that have hundred of millions of dollars to deploy and who lend in 50 states.

Here's the post minus her contact info and exact address:I'm telling mine pretty rough shape mobile homes I feel about my dress this would be worth almost 200,000 not too long from now so good because I need to live in it for 15 more years until I die whichever comes first I think 35 in cash and you can take it over when I die or 15 years first or I'll accept 10,000 cash down and a few hundred a month until you ready to take it over at that time of my death or whatever then you would be giving that payment to my children until the contractor satisfied serious requires only please  or you can email me let me know if you want to come look at it whatever money I get at the beginning and their household it's going to go into fixing the place up by the time I die I hope it's quite nice extremely life actually before the viral to be able to actually move into it themselves it'd be a hold of my place by the time I can do any more to it hopefully waterwood drive Gainesville Georgia 30506 I'm ready to do it ASAPMy first reply:Cute area, actually owned by poster, and almost a half-acre with the small 684-foot trailer.

Im willing to pay couple hundred bucks thats paying off my mortgage for a great tenant.

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I understand everyone's situation is unique and dishing out a couple extra hundred dollars a month on a rental property is certainly not on everyone's agenda or even doable, but I wonder how many others are thinking this way in the short term?

@Nathan GesnerSounds like a lot of work for a few hundred dollars and a suspicion...

Still have few hundred grand at 10/12% and 200k in liens.

If you get a couple hundred under your belt, youl'll be on your way to building that investing muscle.

Like, are investors really going to give multifamily gurus who are actively in process of losing tens of millions, hundreds of millions or billions of dollars of investor capital, tens of thousand of dollars for their paid mentorship program? 

My preference is to go straight through the title company, put that money into renovations, and send the agent a couple hundred dollar gift card to Amazon for their time.