Common sense would tell you that if you're dealing with a 1985 MH but it shows that the BP's were dated in 2008 it's a pretty good indication that it's been moved from its original situs.There are instances, however, when a MH may have been used as a model on a retail dealer's lot.

With good communication and an understanding of basic business, there's no reason one business person can't reach out to another in a normal, human fashion.

Taxes should be current on it as well ( verify) One thing you can do is talk to a reputable mobile home dealer and see if they can quarterback you the paperwork to verify you are doing everything correct.  

Are there any provisions like used car sales where the dealer never titles the car and avoids some fees (taxes , etc).  

Contacting Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando http://www.habitat-orlando.org/ could be another option

It was the reason why Rishel Consulting Group spent the money on legal fees to research solutions for Lonnie Dealers.

That takes a human being's mind.

Should I use a separate entity for the holding company so it can be taxed as capital gains instead of as a dealer?

As I understand it, if a person is a licensed agent acting in a facilitator capacity and the referral fee for a capital introduction is incidental to brokerage activity (buying or selling real estate) the agent is not acting as an unregistered finder or broker dealer.

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