Each lender may dictate a different outcome but you are having someone experienced (attorney) work on this issue for you.Good luck

The security allowed will be dictated by state law, you don't choose what theory you lend in.To get assistance you need to run it by an attorney and probably a RLMO, getting involved with investor types in seller financing usually lead to issues regardless of the deals they did, especially in another state.

They are dictated by the US FOIA laws, we don't set them.

Many times the market dictates and there's just not anything you can do.  

As far as my investments go I see myself investing in my general area of PA, which is the southeastern portion generally consisting of the suburbs surrounding Philadelphia OR in the northern part of Delaware, since I live so close to the border between the two states.I guess the market and my criteria will dictate where my investments are made!

Thanks for the insight Think the best advice in the current market is to run the numbers, know exactly what returns you need to pull the trigger and then be aggressive with offers, well under asking if the numbers dictate

As for what you should include, this is probably dictated more by your local market and the building construction than anything.

If you let the DNC list dictate who you will call to it's gonna be a short list.

Would I have to evict the owner of the mobile home in order to get them off the property if they aren't willing to pay the lot rent that I dictate?

These are the numbers that dictate whether it is a investment property or not.