So that is definitely a tactic I will start out with.But the thing that confused me about mobile homes is the way the instructor presented it to me.

The average note investor is not.Developers and contractors who have financed sales will pledge notes for capital, a common tactic with banks.Private or small brokers are another story, they don't usually have the deep pockets to take out a lending investor or participant.

The forum is used to develop tactics, resolve problems, develop useful skills, make contacts and to discuss how to resolve certain issues many of which are universal.

All,I am quite new to the *action* portion of real estate investing, but have read about it a bit. I am in the process of fact finding and looking at properties, so that means meeting people and networking. I'm meetin...

I feel that I can contribute and not really lose any ground, and it helps build my creditability as well.Hmm, guru tactics?

I used to have all As and some Bs but now I tactically get Bs and Cs so I can spend less time studying and more time learning skills that produce $.

Just wanted to post a warning out there they have a demo version and if you forget to unsubscribe they'll just continue to take your money.They also don't make it easy to unsubscribe, you need to contact them and have a human do it.Pretty shady business tactic IMO.

Many of the old pros saw this coming a mile away (sub $50k homes are rarely money makers and the model isn't scalable, plus any time a provider uses used-car-salesman tactics like sending props and then immediately saying 'they're sold, sorry, but buy this one without an inspection so you don't lose out again!'

And there is just no way those folks all change for the better.they might make 6 payments maybe 12 maybe 18   then there you go default all over again.. so you really need massive discount to note value so you can come up with the creative tactics your using to keep people in the homes...

and selling/pricing tactics.