I am too far away to effectively handle the rehab and a good contractor with knowledge of how to handle this kind of loss could make a profit on the situation whereas I will be lucky to break even.

I am on the tail end of it where maybe another day and I will be totally clear.You know I am only doing this residential thing for my brother - in -law as he trusts me and wants me to handle it.

The most likely answer is, "These things were handled by two different departments."

Ideally you would have greater success if all the properties were being handled by the same agent or at least by the same bank.

It's not just Lonnie, other MH investors explain how they are handling the new rules and regulations.

He has completed over 800 short sales.If you want the inside scoop this is the person you need to talk to for that area.His info can be found here: http://www.taylordonovan.com/Also for other areas another broker that Ben and I know Brad White handles some of the other towns.

As owners/investors/landlords, what are some of the contributing factors you look for when selecting a company to handle your investment?

This is not directly related to REI, but like I, many may have an umbrella policy simply because of rentals:There was that change in the law a couple of years back regarding uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage related to umbrella policies.My insurance company handled it this way:They automatically added the coverage to my policy and added an opt-out form I can send in.

I'd like this person to handle incoming calls.

Not sure how water and sewer are handled there, but shared water and sewer usually falls on the landlord.