It is something you should have received ahead of time and the whole issue revolves around whether it survives the sale of the house. 

I think my greatest achievement was surviving the real estate Great Depression without losing any of my investor's money (although I lost a heck of a lot of my own), without losing any property, and came out the other side with a much larger and stronger real estate investment business than I ever would have imagined.I think my "proudest achievement" is having raised over $25 million from investors (and growing), all by word-of-mouth and referrals.

Hi Billy, The BP Podcasts are full of examples of people who survived the latest downturn (2008), and I've always found it interesting to hear the stories of investors from that period.

I have purchased 3 properties at the Harris County Tax Sale so far.

I wonder how we all survived childhood with all the health issues kids have these days...

I am a new investor as well, and have been to the last 3 Harris County Auctions, but no luck yet since it is very competitive there.  

Chattel lending is quite different from mortgage lending in a number of ways: 1.The majority of chattel lending on manufactured homes is done by very small entities that could not survive the requirements you set forth in your proposal.2.The majority of chattel lenders utilize their own funds, rather than FDIC, or government insured funds with which to make these loans.

Lalaine,As Chris NA also hosts a monthly meetup at Harry's Hofbrau in West San Jose.  

Hi @Harry Zhou!  

We used a company to appeal for our small apartment in Houston (Harris County) this year.