The costs for upkeep will increase every year.Are you aware of the changes in manufactured home laws that began June 15, 1976 that require all homes to be designed and constructed to the Federal Manufactured Construction and Safety Standards and is so labeled?

Typically most lender label it a "Cash out" when you walk away with more than $5,000 dollars.

I know about 20 people at COGO personally, They white labeled my forms and documents so I can can use them with other lenders and investors, provide me with leads and more.No matter who you go through it's on you to take action.

Both are charged back to the tenant, and the system is very transparent how it labels that fee to the tenant.You as the landlord have the option to absorb that cost (but why would you, if you can pass it along without impact).

You can label/add folders for any leads based on zip codes/search criteria.They have a nice built in CRM for which you can manage any follow-up task.Cons:Most phone #'s are invalid and or non-existent.

Most parks will not accept homes that do not have HUD labels.

I stick a key in each pocket, label it with an abbreviated address, and keep it in my truck.

And to make it just a little tougher, I have to overcome the stereotype of the smarmy salesman who uses deception and weasel clauses to take advantage of others ( not to mention being labeled "ambulance chaser" because I work probates).The brightest side is this: sounds like none of you are willing to boycott wholesalers all together.

I recently started learning about the VASH program -- a program to provide homes and other support services to chronically homeless veterans a full service program.  

All it is, is a white label Crowdstreet site... nothing revolutionary.