I am a wholesaler and I focus from Pensacola to Destin.

We aim for this magical destination called success, or financial freedom. 

I've been speaking to a variety of lenders and I'm hoping to have something concrete before July because I'm getting married in July and she would hate for me to be thinking about real estate on the cruise.

Areas around old worn out industrial, agricultural and/or at one time popular tourist and vacation destination hubs and residential communities that have seen their day and are starting to turn to rubble are prime targets for abandonment.I recall one area in particular where I used to spend many many vacations.

Anyway, check with a CPA to be sure, if you go that route.YMMV depending on the state, depending on their employment laws and what you can write in the leases, so maybe cruise some Ohio forums.

Yeah Kenny, you can't find your destination until you get well acquainted with the map!

Tesla offers the same service (with faster options available.) for anyone with an actual destination in mind.

It's the difference between amortized and simple interest.That comes under the heading of what some folks call a "sweep" strategy - using non-amortized credit lines and such to accelerate the pay down of amortized lines like a mortgage.Dunno if this helps - just woke up from a nap, I'm a bit sleepy, and may not be entirely coherent.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

@Cynthia Marie Destine-Pierre You'll probably need to check the local zoning department regarding what you can and cannot do with that piece of land regarding developing it for mobile homes.

Based on observed changes, are these folks dinosaurs destined for near-term extinction or will there always be a big part of the RE industry operating this way?