Also you could add that any proceeds in excess of the amount owed to the lender (including all the stuff that would be tacked on during a foreclosure) will pay other liens and the balance going back to the owner (like in a foreclosure).I don't think one should look at the DIL as a money maker, just a hassle avoider for everyone.

Guns and ammo makers?

I have had to have a toilet replaced and an ice maker replaced in the refrigerator and the experiences were nothing more than a nightmare.  

Large national carriers weren't underwriting mobiles when I had them 10 years ago, so you're stuck with niche market maker insurers that charge a lot.  

Where we cannot agree is on the ice maker.  

So far I only have an indoor location confirmed with a max allowance of 10 people.

There are so many different ways to structure ‘deals’ That it’s hard to suggest one without knowing who the decision makers are, their motivations, restrictions due to charter, etc., how they came into property ownership, who controls the future visions, etc.what I’ve seen done a lot is a master long term lease.  

Does a 3/2 Cabin with an indoor pool with no view, 7 miles north of Sevierville will work?

These properties are returning far more dollars than my TK properties.But my main bread and butter and real money maker is investing locally.

It's a great little money maker property and it's been on the market for months.Where I'm at, it is very difficult to secure any conventional loan with multiple houses on a parcel.I reached out to the agent and expressed interest in the property and asked if the owner would consider owner finanacing.The agent got really nasty even after I addressed their concerns over their commission.I've recieved similar condiscending attitudes from agents when I bring up owner financing options despite me being very professionalAnyone have insight as to why?