My contractor who specializes in mobile home remodels said expect rehab to be 100k +- 20%, and my agent gave me comps in that same park that averaged 250k.

I don't want to rush anything so learning what kind of time table I should expect.

The project is expected to create thousands of jobs and contribute billions to Pennsylvania’s economy, signaling a significant shift toward nuclear power as a reliable energy source for tech infrastructure.

The video should tell you if it's really collapsed (credit worthy) or offset which is typical and expected. 

He could do an exchange in to a NNN lease, but if that’s not his field of expertise expect a lower income with his deuces work.

If you’re expecting to get a seller under contract with just logic and numbers, think again—you’ll end up wasting both your time and money.I’m not a coach; I can only share what I’ve learned from my own experience.

I wasn't expecting much from this help button, but it turned out that within a few hours I had detailed responses with step by step instructions telling me exactly how to do what I needed.

They rely on the home owner to do the coordinating, but they both expect submissions and approvals from each other all at the same time.

Took a bit longer than expected.

How many months do you expect you'd need to complete the project?