I will definitely keep that in mind.Currently I'm just trying to find gain more insight on the program I already happened to pay the initial starting fee for.

In his initial email about the agreement he said:“We will be providing monthly updates to our investors, along with quarterly payments (or larger chunks depending on if we sell the asset off).

I'm also currently looking at a 10 unit that has rents WAY under market ($500-$600/unit/month), but also worried about how the initial financing would look as they are looking to see at a 5 cap based on actuals. 

Better to start initially with a PM and when you have more time and knowledge after a few years see if you can self manage

my key question was around trustee for these land trusts. i can work with the specific legal company to have their trustee initially, and then have a resignation deed which designates me the successor. should i do all this or just have myself as the trustee from the start itself?

My initial plan was to buy homes at wholesale price, fix them and retail them through an agent.

If you went with the 'delayed financing' then you could recoup even more than 75% of the initial purchase price along with some rehab funds if that is something you are looking to do with the property.If you go cash on both the purchase and the rehab, then you could go with a refinance either on the unseasoned cost.

Understood Facts: As demand for affordable housing grows, mobile homes present an attractive entry point due to lower initial investment and high potential returns.

I initially planned to invest in Lancaster but was priced out and needed cashflow in the short term...What are your concerns?

The initial investment then has a lower floor, and my likelihood of competing against the STR folks is not really a necessity.