Its definition of "notice of foreclosure" ended up getting re-defined as being the date of the completed foreclosure (?!).

@James Lewis To Rachel's point, trip insurance is probably a good idea:http://voices.suntimes.com/news/breaking-news/mobile-home-falls-off-trailer-and-lands-on-i-94-in-northwest-indiana/#.U2QnMxYse0sFYI - If you're buying a new mobile home the manufacturer will often include freight and insurance in the total cost of the home.

I am 99% of the way through a deal, closing on Monday (today is Thurs)... but the seller just pulled something I have not seen before:

We negotiated that the seller paid 12k towards "Closing costs and Pre-paids"

The...

Let me see ... hmmm only $25 million will be the freight include the lake water.If you take it there will be a present a young and nice damsel is included in price.

Gud Lordy, I am on the late freight!

Re-define your goals better than "flip a little than own rentals".

Could be freight or commuter.

It's still enough to get started, but I need to shift my thinking and redefine the parts of town I was looking into.To restate (perhaps as much for me as anyone) the plan is quite simple.Long term goal - monthly income (Retirement level income will be 10k/month, but we're starting small.)How we do it - Passive income.

I think a similar industry already exists for cross docking for freight.

Per the website:  "Certain SKUs and products are ineligible such as certain commodity products, value priced merchandise, services including freight, delivery, tool and truck rental fees, labor SKUs or on gift cards."