The answer to every problem is in the problem...hidden in plain sight.If you pay off the debt, and it takes you 1.5 years, how long will it take you to accumulate those same funds you used to pay off the debt, and use them towards REI? 

When I don't read posts in any thread, it's not that I'm ignoring folks or have no respect for opinions, but more to the fact that my comment may or may not be addressing anyone other than the OP AND that my comment has nothing to do with others influencing my comment, so with that;If you imply you're the owner or advertise as an owner, much less claim you are, when you are wholesaling you are dealing fraudulently, plain and simply, it's fraud.

I can't imagine they would be more than a YL.I believe in outsourcing but I'd think with a plain typed letter I would produce them for minimal costs then get the person that is handwriting the envelopes to Fold-Stuff-Stamp as well.

@Michael QuarlesIs you answer plain and simple or do I read between the lines?  

And of course plain jane vanilla loan fraud... those are just now catching up to those who did lier loans back in the pre GFC .. where they falsified info on applications.

It will be tough for me to come all the way from White Plains NY.

Becker, PhD from Duke, did on MHPs in the Great Plains Region, generally the competitive housing for a MH resident is renting an apartment, not buying a home.

Plain and simple.Pick up the phone and dial.

I'm not sure how much further down this rabbit hole I want to go, but here's one more shot...No, becoming an expert and using what you've learned to buy homes is not deceptive, what I said is using an information advantage to deceive is deceptive, which should be plainly obvious.

No one can teach you how to be a people person or to negotiate or just plain out convince someone to sell their house to you.