I have to triple check all the T's for crosses and I's for dots before I will even consider thinking about moving to the next step.I think she is embellishing a little.Anyway, the thought that has been bothering me is that I am having trouble finding a "checklist" of due diligence items to watch for.

I've been reading a lot of articles, watching videos joined different real estate investor sites such as BP.

I've been reading a lot of articles, watching videos joined different real estate investor sites such as BP.

it is incredibly how much marketing investors are seeing from companies who have the lingo down, without any real company standing behind it.So, investors have to watch who they are doing business with and define for themselves what they are looking for. 

I would participate in the project without financial part - providing help and doing different tasks just to watch the process and learn.

I've done a ton of reading/listening/watching/analyzing etc and I'm ready to start making offers.

Mine is a nearby young Grandma who watches the grand babies and likes to have disposable cash from visiting my property 2-3x a week for an hour.

I thought that would be the case that it would revert to the beneficiary I know it is not worth 180kI thInk Full retail is probably 150-160k That makes my decision on whether to go to this auction to watch.

I watch the market and know that she will never find another place to rent less the $625/month that allows animals in the area.I am looking for thoughts/advice on what others would do in this situation.

Both the Urban Institute and Market Watch reported on recent data put out by the Federal Housing Finance Agency that demonstrates the appreciation of manufactured housing in direct relation to traditional site-built housing.