Fyi - I'd recommend throwing a picture up on your profile as soon as possible.

I'm studying Electrical Engineering, I really like it and I'm pretty sure I can get a job and decent salary out of school 65k+ and immediately start throwing as much as possible into investments(In an area where Home prices are lower than average in the U.S.).

Underwriting is as much an art as an ability to adapt rules, regulations and applicable law.Loan originators are problem solvers, they need to be able to originate loans within the guidelines and address the bumps that may throw up road blocks and coordinate the entire process.

If I didn't like a guy and banks did that, I could go buy his mortgage, tell him to send me the payments, throw his payment in the trash and call his loan due, possibly foreclose on his home.

Most of the time they would just throw your sign away anyways instead of doing anything to you.I did read that any sign needs to not violate TILA ( truth in lending act) as far disclosures.If the agent says anything else to you ask for the specific language from HUD as to what they are talking about.

A broker knowing what you are looking for Is like a needle in a hay stack could look for months and months and not find it as people are throwing out multiple offers.Buyers have to be ready, willing, and able to buy AND I will add realistic.

I know the guys working Colony here (WRI), and they are terribly overwhelmed and throwing people in places that wreck them and move out owing money in a few months.

Would love to meet up and throw some ideas around.

The 30% or so that fall outside this category is literally throwing their money in the toilet.

If any experienced MH investors care to throw their .2 cents I'd appreciate it.Asking $5kOffered $2500, stated they want $4k as they're moving to Cali.