I know of several companies here searching for new companies to expand their manufacturing facility.So, if any veteran REI’s are willing to pawn off some insightful information.

I provided a buy instruction letter directing them to purchase the member holdings of an LLC that I created.

I've only turned to my credit union for financing, and they will not touch manufactured homes, I haven't looked further, but I expect most places will be the same.

To avoid transactional funding, try a reverse assignmentSay you have a deal:A to B - purchase price $100KB to C purchase price $130KYour profit is $30KAssign your interest, Use a mortgage - DOT and a note for your $30K profit.Get paid from closing, use escrow instructions, use a letter of intent and get it signed from the seller and new buyer to be transparent.

I couldnt exactly prove it, so i changed the toilet to a one peice toilet and instructed the tenant how to sit on the bowl.If the wax seal under the toilet was broken then I imagine any flushed water still flow down the pipe and then worst case partially discharge to the surrounding floor joist area or pool in the bathroom.

I've been really happy with the service and particularly appreciate the step-by-step instructions and explanations while filling out the contracts.

The things I have read before this site seem more basic information with no real instructions or guidelines.

I had instructed them to switch over electric, I haven't been able to verify that yet.

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@Ken Rishel, I don't see where TMHA meeting would benefit me because I don't deal in manufacturing homes.