We need to find creative ways to get our property in front of students/realtors as most tenants search the Internet and although our property is approximately one mile from campus it does not appear in searches when looking in the specific city because it is actually in a different city!

Welll, Rick, that's a good idea to follow Ken's advice.I seriously doubt you'll find an independent mortgage originator that is compliant, you might find one who thinks they are, but if your note blows up later on, you'll find out.You should get with Ken about MH financing, I don't say that very often about folks on the  internet, so take that for what it's worth, and it's worth a lot!

The unfortunate thing is, far too many unqualified and unknowledgeable people keep perpetuating this crap here and elsewhere on the internet. 

I do wonder if they're able to do anything beyond what a savvy person with an internet connection can handle on their own, however.

My medical condition really kind of made get into this site originally looking for something to do that is flexible.This gives me the opportunity to tell Maria to be cautious of things that are told on the Internet and many of them do emotional sales.  

I'm totally reliant on the expertise available on the internet; Scott Meyers, Mark Helm, SSA, ISS, etc.

Searching on the internet it looks like 8% is extremely conservative.  

Hi @Julia Shevchenko,I don't remember the exact name of the program I used, but I found it on the internet and it was free.There are many available.  

I'm mainly looking to learn about investing opportunities and all the new ways people are using the internet to build on their assets!

I see all over the internet a short answer of no, but what about the following situations:1) example: you invest 10k from IRA and 10k from personal bank account to purchase a property.