Chattel Lending as it Relates to Financing Purchases of Manufactured Homes The financing of manufactured homes poses unique problems for lenders, and, as a consequence, for the consumers who wish to purchase a manufactured home as a lower cost alternative to a site built home.

A few unique circumstances have them hitting roadblocks.  

Was meeting with a financial advisor today as I want to move money out of my employers 401k (I have a unique plan in which the employer puts lots of money in if we have good years and can move lots of it out into what/where I choose) into something a bit more diversified than what is offered and naturally the topic of life ins was brought up.  

That's a great plan because it's unique to YOU.

I literally have everything on this deal.Also, it is a very very unique deal with the full entitlements, full plans, development to being in weeks with the tear down that will lock in entitlements.  

We would like to hear any unique ideas strategies and or markets recommendations we can get on where to go from here as beginners.

The agent may have instructions from their broker to use "only" CAR forms, but their fiduciary duty is to present all offers to the seller regardless of offer form type.I just recently made an offer on a small REO office building that was listed by the "commercial" division of an otherwise residential brokerage.

@Matthew Jarrett I have a unique method for JV, hopefully I will be out there this coming month.  

I am a licensed developer in Oregon I am the principal in all that I do here.IN other states I build in I am the principal but its not necessary to be a licensed developer Oregon is unique in that law.. and of course in Oregon that law is broken with the same frequency as those that wholesale without a license in states it not permissible to do that.

This one is coming with 20% instant equity and needs "nothing" to rent out in the heart of grandview it's already a bit overdone for the area - granite, stainless, hardwoods, outbuilding) - I think this one will rent as soon as I take possession and market it.On the financing side, I took my relationship with portfolio lender a step further and moved some security assets I've been holding a long time (income oriented things like bond ETFs) for free to their asset management division, which allowed them to give me a line of credit with those as collateral at 3.5% "interest only".