Josh brings up a very good point about "what" you are looking for with regards to testing in your local market.

I haven't tested this approach yet but wondered if anyone has.

http://www.mhpjustice.comFurthermore, The "MANUFACTURED HOUSING CHATTEL FINANCE" June 2014 Newsletter addresses your concerns specifically & appears to be testing the legality of same.Good luck

The mistake actually turned out to be a blessing in disguise as a test balloon that had buyers coming out of the woodwork. 

I'm testing honestrenter.com, I think it is going to help screen out the more borderline bad actors.On late payment issues, for me, that depends on the asset class.

v=5hdX3c5wcgEHere's one where a guy does his own "scientific test" to prove otherwise.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

I bet they won't notice and I'll just tell the bank I own it" He most likely tested the waters in another way to see what he could get away with.

Final Note: I would be happy to JV with any RE investor who cares to test this program before purchasing the Level 2 course ($2,000).

Again this is because both the installers and maintenance personnel need to access the elevator mechanism for testing, repair and maintenance.

No one in business today is going to foreclose on you unless their paperwork passes the sniff test.