But that's just to put the amount of effort I put into Goins' program into perspective.Now of course my "business advisor" is telling me that I didn't do the course right, because I didn't pre-screen the 1,501 properties to make sure they were in livable condition before making my offer.That way I don't fit the criteria for a full refund per the 12-month $12,000 guarantee and have to pay the 10% restocking fee for the 30-day return policy.Some of what Goins teaches in the course is outdated, particularly the talking point regarding the flat seller's commission.

Option #2, (and this is what I wanted to run by you good people) is to put it on it's own land, put a little money into it to get it looking very nice, and sell it.So here is my plan, and I know it has to be full of holes so bare with me.The home is a 1988 3bd/2ba 1269 sq ft In very good condition it is just outdated a bit.Land= $10,000Relocate MH= $6,000?

Its funny just to look at posts about the Corona Virus 1 week ago and see how outdated it is.  

The last to drop is the most illiquid things that are governed on some of the most outdated information which is comps in a changing environment.

and then if you get a satisfactory ruling, the move out date will be a few weeks after that. 

First, I think the link in your signature is either wrong or outdated because it is taking me to Polish website. http://www.ocwp.co/ looks more accurate.

The course to get the license is ok but it can be outdated and doesn’t capture everything that can happen in Real Estate.

It is mostly outdated information or information that can be found free on other sites.

So i think the plumbing is outdated because it hasn't been touched in decades.

pay some yahoo to provide you and outdated stale list or, read the paper and go to the records office for free yourself.