If so, what would it matter if the contract purchaser is a dealer? 

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They are no BS, provide great content on not only questions to ask a GP for example, but WHY you should be asking those questions and HOW to interpret the answers.If you are a GP (like me) its also valuable to understand what questions may be thrown your way.Thus I wanted to share (also I get no referral / affiliate fees to be clear, just sharing a good resource) .

Maybe your perception was different, but I remember the sense we had at Wacker Neuson going through rounds of layoffs, dealers defaulting, order cancelations and no sense when the construction equipment industry would recover, or if there would even be a full recovery - ever.. nobody had ever seen anything like it. 2008 was bad, I think Lehman Brothers collapsed in October, by 2009 we had to assume the equipment industry would never be the same.

PA & OH allow 4-5 homes a year to be sold w/o a license; PA requires a vehicle dealers license for new homes, but a traditional RE license is ok for used homes.

FWIW, a tiny-house group in Atlanta is doing a virtual workshop on Thursday about developing pocket neighborhoods:https://oklahoma.uli.org/events/detail/CABD7705-6C0E-437B-A243-274637637601/I'm not affiliated with the event, but I did attend MicroLife's first in-person version of this workshop (just a few months ago) and thought the tools, examples, and methods they presented were useful.

To be a member you'd need to be serving in some official capacity, but there are affiliate memberships I'm sure.

IMO, if you have strong suspicions (especially if they are the dealer!)

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There's one house titled to Rad Diversified REIT Inc and it was nominally transferred from an affiliate company for $1.