Mobile home communities are a unique blend of owners/renters.

, podcast, books, other networking, etc.A short while ago, one of the guests on the BP podcast mentioned that he was so prepared for his first deal (through reading, networking, BP, etc.) that when it came time to pull the trigger, it was such a seamless process and he thought, "wow this isn't so hard after all!"

A double close used to require a bridge loan and may still in your state but in Texas it is typically done seamlessly on the same day.

Hello, I'm thinking of approaching some probate attorneys to build meaningful relationships and partnerships with them to eventually wholesale their clients' properties and make it more seamless of a process.I'm young and don't have that much experience in the probate world and wanted to throw this out of the BP community. 

I would say if you are just buying for cash on cash return, then it could be very hard to compete with the buyer who figures that 6 to 8% return is really 15% with the blended return (tax savings, appreciation, equity gain through tenant paying down mortgage and hedge against inflation).

It has forced me to spend the time in finding people that i trust and putting rock solid systems in place. now that i have a team i can count on, it is usually pretty seamless. if i am not going to be physically doing the rehab, what is point of even being close to the property?

That process was seamless and great!

I want to make everything as smooth and seamless come tax time.

Just be sure to open the account first so all goes seamless from there.

I stay away from those as a sponsor because even if cap rate blends up and you eek out a little upside in so many years after resale costs there is little to nothing for the sponsor.