Go #### yourself, you mother######"This is so utterly foolish, you almost have to sit back and just crack up.

Chill a little Steve.

Really, I have been utterly shocked a few times.Then again, maybe you'll be pleasantly surprised.Before you bother going out, you might want to ask the owners for sure if the park will allow you to rent the home out.

The way you're doing it invites risk - unless you're doing it strictly for entertainment. well for sure it invites one of my favorite Texas sayings.. those that are all Hat and no Cattle will be pitching their deals..Even though the thought is to grow the funds.. that's great but number one is capital preservation that's number one then move out from there.. and remote rehab for beginners like the Greene book that is a receipe for utter disaster.. some can pull it off but if you have never rehabbed a home and are trying to do that 2k miles away.. there are going to be a lot of people lose a lot of money following that advice.

answer before you have a fully executed contract isn't worth a lot, hence there being a million websites where you can put random junk numbers in and get a "preapproval" letter in 10 seconds with not so much as a credit pull (listing agents know to throw these in the garbage, good ones anyways).Generally HML also want a substantive down payment, or an utterly screaming deal.Private money lenders -- it's private money, so it depends 100% on what that private person wants.

Again probate is a long process, and if there is no heir immediately evident, I would just chill on this one.

I am shaking my head at two of you... dialog and different perspectives are good, but chill out!

Since then, I have had trouble with my current lender due to errors in Dominion's initial disbursement of my escrow account and insurance payments they had withheld.I have been managing properties for years now and I have never encountered such difficulty communicating with a lender, not to mention their utter lack of accountability and the low value they place on customer satisfaction.

Since then, I have had trouble with my current lender due to errors in Dominion's initial disbursement of my escrow account and insurance payments they had withheld.I have been managing properties for years now and I have never encountered such difficulty communicating with a lender, not to mention their utter lack of accountability and the low value they place on customer satisfaction.

Gives me chills thinking about investing in buy and holds in any state that is not Pro-Landlord.