I work in a manufacturing facility (i'm in finance) and i'm getting my feet wet in RE.

For me, it's buying doublewide manufactured homes on land.

Can you explain to all on the forum how a broker or loan officer makes money with this program.To be fair, I'll await the answer to this question.As for someone's comment on a website looking professional - this is 2007 - 6 year olds can program websites (many of older folks aren't as talented as they are) - it is not hard to build a reputable looking site, so don't judge a site on how "reputable" it looks.This has actually been quite a fun thread to read.

Not getting or knowing the total payoff is an absolute DEAL KILLER for me.If you encounter this, go to a reputable Title Company and they are usually pretty effective in getting payoff's in these situations.Good luck,Jim Watkinswww.dfwmentor.com

I know of several companies here searching for new companies to expand their manufacturing facility.So, if any veteran REI’s are willing to pawn off some insightful information.

the corp and it's assets are liable - not the shareholders, directors, employees etc...that takes TIME to do - because the business must grow it's CREDIT and reputation through STRONG FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.just naming a business and "holding assets" in the name of a business doesn't mean anything, unless that business entity is treated as such - a SEPERATE ENTITY.that's paramount.

Dishonesty or other assorted carelessness on their part can soil their reputation.

What would be the best way to find a reputable hml?

And what does that do for your reputation if you are consistently making offers at 65% of their true value and getting rejected 99% of the time?

Otherwise, your reputation and your new business will be ruined.I would never tell a seller that I had cash if I didn't.Mike