Obviously, much of the Movement is about unburdening oneself from the trappings of real estate -- getting as far away as possible from the way real estate even works -- so, it's then difficult and clumsy to plug tiny houses back into the mainstream markets, as most of the logic of the prototype disappears out of context. 

This device, variously designated ‘‘Installment Sales Contract,” “Agreement to Convey,” “Agreement for Purchase and Sale,” “Land Sale Contract,” or “Land Contract of Sale,” must meet the requirements set forth in Section 2985, et seq. of the California Civil Code.

On the other hand, the gurus, some of whom don't even do deals today, have overpriced iinformation and they trap newbies into this sales funnel wherein to get the real information, you have to pay $25k or more.

It looks like rest all in section II does not seem to be valid.

its all personal preferences.there are those that horde money we read about them all the time.. die with millions in the bank while living in a rat trap home.and or never go anywhere or really do anything.. but they are happy...

I grew up in the lower class moved around a lot and even spent a year or two in section 8 and theres nothing wrong with that.

BP can fall into the "echo chamber trap" where the same core ideas get repeated so much, that everyone just echos it back.All the properties I buy are pretty much rent ready.

Hi everyone,

I am a project manager for a large NYC based maintenance company and am working on finding my very first deal. I am thinking about section 8 housing. I would love to hear from you more seasoned investors...

I advise you take care of the exterior first before addressing the interior wall so there's no risk of mold growth (as we don't want water getting trapped inside the foundation/wall and having nowhere to go). 

HI I signed a purchase agreement for a home in Eureka, CA at the end of September 2021 that clearly states in section D, (loans) " this loan shall be at a  fixed rate not to exceed 3.5% ".