Do you need to virtually stage your land with tents, a fire, marshmallows being cooked on the fire...  

The root problem with POHs is that many park owners become greedy and lazy in their management which then allows these homes to fall into complete and utter disrepair. 

The foreclosure has several stages which can last a year or longer.

It needs be a property that is livable and qualifies for conventional lending but the projects are done in stages to where it's only slightly uncomfortable residing in a construction zone.

It's great insight since the tenants are living their normal life there versus a staged home.You may be able to talk with the tenants if they are there when you see the property.

A better question is what happens if the SELLER can't close in that scenario.Accordingly, many assignment fees are paid in 2 stages... 1 at time of assignment (often into escrow) and the balance at closing.

Negotiations are in final stages of contract edits between the attorneys.  

I can certainly relate to your "analysis paralysis" stage of investing!

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

He has now asked me to pay the contractors for the first stage, about 24 lots, for dirtwork, sewage, roads, curbs, electric in exchange for some of the lots.