It’s also worth noting that before making any partnership official and sealed by print/law, you should do a couple deals first and see how you work together and play off each other’s strengths and weaknesses.

and if someone's that weak-mineded to let someone else(let alone on the internet) discourage them with mere words - don't you think they should keep their day job???

sorry cant spell to well but i understand and i work long hours now so hard work isnt the problem but my company would like to work with the bulk home buyers other then just one home at a time and we do work in are area but its hard like you said to get deals so we have started everywhere we do have homes in TN,OH,IN,AR,AL,MI,and so on and we are ready to work harder and again sorry for my spelling to tell the truth that is my weak point

(The instructor for the course I took was strong on appraising but very, very, weak at his understanding of manufactured homes.)In most states, the qualification for appraising a manufactured home comes from passing the course if the home is treated as chattel rather than real estate.

My biggest draw to using RRSP money is that I know more people with large RRSP accounts (that are probably giving a pretty weak return) and not so many people with large amounts of cash.

I as a newbie, understand this is not a get rich quick game, and as a general rule of life, anything worth doing is not easy nor for the weak hearted. 

I want a good debate here, not a weak argument.

See what your strong points are if you don't mind doing the work yourself and see what your weak points are that is where you may want to consider hiring a General Contractor.

Or anyone see any advantages or weaknesses with this approach?

Marc your followup game is weak!