I began as an unregulated lender, that's an impossibility today.

In planning, there are many social aspects that must be considsered and you have to address social, economic opportunities, hosuing, transportation and other elements to make a new neighborhood in blighted areas.Ten years later, the city is still carrying out the plans we laid out for neighborhood revitalization, so it takes time.

They all seem to "market" the property or just a room at a much higher rate per square foot than what the tenant could get on the open market, but because they have a criminal issue involved and that, in some cases, they are court ordered to stay at such properties, they seem to become cash cows for all kinds of organizational needs.Most all of them also take all other benefits the tenant is entitled to, food stamps and educational benefits (by providing classes at a local private trade school, like ITT) they charge for transportation too!.

Taxpayer cost per job: $1.5 million.The Los Angeles Department of Transportation created even fewer jobs per dollar, spending $40 million but netting just 9 jobs.

We pay the taxes on the mobiles up until the time the tenant makes all the payments, then the title is transferred to the tenant/now buyer.If holding for passive income, we will pay for transport and rehab as the return is far greater than the outlay.I personally have never heard of a mobile home park paying someone to put their mobile in a park until on this thread.

Dont know about Morrocco-- In USA --Atlanta or any other cities- I recommend area near --Hospital, College Campus, Large Industrial Complex as well as near public transportation --many young families and single moms like to rent house - not fancy or upscale - just basic - low maintenance - -- Also first check nearby apartment complexes --find out what they charge for rent - 2 br / 2 bath and offer hosue 3br/ 2 bath for same price or $50 more --eventually they will buy --as Lease Option --also young parents with young children like the house for play area etc -- In Atlanta rule of thumb is rent should be atleast 1 % of house ARV -- meaning $1000 rent for $100,000 house- -

Here are the reasons I'm interested in buying a condo as investment":-Close to University-Close to Public Transportation-Close to Highway-Close to Medical Facilites.

But don't disparage the smart people who aren't satisfied with those kinds of answers.Thanks to those types of people, you have modern medicine, modern transportation and pretty much every other technological breakthrough this world has ever seen.Again, there is a big analogy between ignorant people and people on welfare...they both look to the rest of us to make their lives better so that they can go through life not realizing what else there is.

The government should MONITOR things, but not RUN them.The Health Care Industry has a myriad of players in it, and a lot of unregulated sections.

Also, we save $100 a month in gas and another $xx in repairs.Still not the cheapest mode of transport, but a little closer.