I'd like to gently approach my friend to see if I can buy the house but not sure how this works with a reverse mortgage. 

No, of course it depends on each individual transaction, but many have worked that way.Comments on the subject are definitely appreciated, but twisting arms and making false assumptions seem true is not being courteous.

They were willing to buy the MH simply because it was totally new.So there is confirmation of your observation with a MH twist.

@Damon Armstrong it depends on how you buy and sell.It's best to look to the RE laws pertaining to licensing and see what activities requires a license, if you don't hold a license don't do those activities.It's rather natural when someone reads law that they try to twist or scheme their way through the literal written word to avoid legal issues, laws can be broadly interpreted in your area.

There was a gentle men that mentioned he had some that he knew in the Sacramento and Davis areas, and I am sorry I forgot his name, however these areas would work for us.  

As we all have been watching the market twist and turn over the past couple months, where do you think the market will turn as we enter the new year? 

These tenants will make their next move into an assisted living, some are very price sensitive, under market rent, and/or not really and truly able to fully care for themselves or their spaces and we generally try to gently nudge these tenants into more 'assisted' living situations be it with family or professionals.

Just heard an interesting twist about the CA exodus theory. 

Whether you've made custom curtains, repurposed old blinds, or come up with a unique twist on a classic valance, we'd love to see what you've been working on.Can't wait to see all the amazing projects you guys have been up to!

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