your statement about Ocwen and of course your drilling down to the reality of the transaction.when the mortgage crisis hit and short sale teams were being put together I thought I might do one...

Prince Georges County has tens of thousand of eligible units. the income and other profile features of our candidate tenants are 97% of determining features as to what level(s) of compensation your investment will be legally accessible to achieve. if you buy in many markets in California ethnic and commercial groups will let you charge $ 5K to $ 100K a month rent, to match-up your earnings with their financing agenda and program factors. the United Nations, along with corporate interests, universities and countless governmental agencies facilitate mind boggling rents in every geographic market imaginable---for their select consumers. diplomatic embassy personnel, students, hospital staff, airlines and entertainment occupancies are a few tenant categories for above market rent candidacies. but generally just furnishing a sfh, or renting individual rooms will spike the rent yield more than enough.

Big investment firms concentrated on other real-estate sectors—apartment buildings, office towers, shopping centers and warehouses—reasoning that single-family homes were too difficult to acquire en masse and unwieldy to manage and maintain.That all began to change during the financial crisis a decade ago.

But lets say in 30 days we have a sudden huge financial crisis like 2007, and prices are dropping by 50% in the next 90 days, well buying as things come under the $200k mark, if they are going to be $100k in 60 days wouldnt be a good choice either.I think everyone is looking for a home run on an investment, and that is why they do not jump into the market.

I'm trying my best but I guess this is one of those mid-life crisis. 

Since sellers can read Forbes too saying MHPs are great investments.A master lease on MHP or MF works when the seller is incompetitent, run out of cash and the asset is still broke, a crisis is in play for the seller or all of these.  

You can theoretically be holding while not present, and should not face any risk of losing ownership - unless you are a foreign diplomat based in the US, or you have some sort of personal ties to the government of your home nation. 

The 2008 financial crisis was caused by the Federal Reserve and government housing policies, not deregulation on Wall Street.

Hi BiggerPockets,I came across this video (haven't had time to watch it through the end yet): https://youtu.be/oQJRGgTBn6wThe economist James Dale Davidson, who got famous from predicting the subprime crisis among other things, believes that the US economy is about to collapse in 2017 and that real estate will drop 40% in the next...six months!

This provides liquidity although a line of credit can be cut during a financial crisis.