They either have bad credit score, little downpayment or no permanent paycheck; and are finding it hard to get a conventional loan. 

Our plan is to move out of our current home next summer, rent it out, and then use it as a rental permanently.

We live in California, but will move permanently to AZ in December.We own 3 rental properties in AZ; one being a park model that is a STR that we have had for 14 months. 

I watch Matt Risinger for the over-the-top stuff mostly, but this is actually practical for anyone, with lots of helpful comment tips!I think that's not displaying, so here's a shortlink:https://bit.ly/3h4me26If that ...

The factory built manufactured homes on permanent foundations which meet the new MHadvantage or ChoiceHomes lending guidelines do offer construction cost savings, but these are HUD standard (1X top and bottom plates, smaller plumbing sizing, different materials allowed) not building code standard and they are constrained to single story etc.

Have never bought or sold a manufactured home on a permanent foundation, but now have the opportunity.

Hello - I will be renting out rooms in my home to individuals that are permanent residents of Canada. 

I don't use a co-host, but I would expect to pay for any permanent improvements to my property. 

Most billboards either have lease with definitions about the structure itself and what happens, or a permanent easement. 

I have some very bad tenants who are not only not paying rent but they are bringing all kinds of trouble to a very nice residential street.. subleasing my house where my lease clearly states no subleasing of any sort - They already acknowledged while I was away for a year due to Covid they had brought in another person who is not on the lease and I never approved off to live there permanently..They are bringing in prostitution!