But if they have long (talking several years) overdue taxes on a tract that they would like to see developed, you may be able to negotiate.

To be zoned for mobile homes (zoning is MH I think) I believe the tract has to be at least 1.75acres.

After paying 2.75% interest and 3% tax on the syndication profits, ROI is getting a little low for the risk of mortgaging 90% of my primary residence.Much to digest and figure out.

One nice thing is that the state purchased (traded for tax reductions) the development rights to large tracts of the land, so it can be harvested, but can't be built on.

Point is, we look at the data to tell us, not the other way around.I also have an issue that they are using census tracts as their basis for the study.

I am going to re read this a couple of times to digest this.

They're not going to send anything to your mailbox, they want your fines I'm sure: Rental Registry and Lead SafeThe city has an active lawsuit against it regarding this ordinance, and the attorney has filed an injunction it appears since the city announced on March 1st that the first 2 census tracts whos deadlines have passed are now due on March 31st. 

I asked the question above because I made the mistake of giving you the benefit of the doubt that you could read at an 8th grade  level, and had digested what I had previously said. 

Im a contractor in the orange county area with a proven tract record of remodeling and building residential home for many years.

The trainers just package it and put it in a nice bow in a easy format for people to digest and follow.People want a pretty package to buy on how to succeed and then get discouraged when they learn they still have to do the work.Some are self starters and trail blazers.