Keywords: Wood Lawn / South Shore / South Loop / Washington Part / Washington Heights / Deering / Calumet Heights / Hyde Park / UofC

You can put $5000 into mobile home parks, $5000 in shopping malls, $5000 in apartment buildings, $5000 in medical offices and $5000 in self-storage for instance rather than $25,000 in one single family home.REITS should theoretically return less because you're paying for a professional management team that has years of experience with that type of investment.

Ned it may not be a law but the title company can have their own rules and simply not insure them.. nothing says they have to.as Wayne says tons of fraud with Notaries and the east coast leads the nation in title loss's.. according to Pat Stone .. at least that's what he told me at lunch.. just like people get private folks to sign quit claims record them .. and now no one will insure the title going forward.. they don't trust docs that were not prepped by a title company or in your area attorney … I have seen that..

I have three of Brandon's books (The Book on Investing, Managing, and Investing with No/Low money down) and have been listening to his podcasts for about a year and a half now.ABOUT ME: I am a recent college graduate, member of the Army National Guard, and am very passionate about helping people.

My clients typically look at the near eastside (Windsor Park, Little Flower, St Clair Place, etc).

The areas in question are Lincoln Park and Havenwoods.

Located inCentral Brunswick County makes it ideal for businesses and medicalpractices serving Southport, Supply, Leland, Shallotte and South Carolina.General InformationTaxing Authority: Brunswick CountyOffice Type: Business Park, Office BuildingZoning: C-LDProperty Use Type: Vacant/Owner-UserBuilding Name: Brunswick Medical CampusClass of Space: Class AGross Building Area: 2,434 SFBuilding/Unit Size (RSF): 2,434 SFUsable Size (USF): 2,434 SFDiscounted Sale Price: $155,000

usually when a home is sold the seller offers a home warranty for about$500 from national companies that handle those issues.

We got a message this AM from tenant explaining that parking is becoming tighter as the unit is full and people are parking crooked (I don't really blame there as there are no marked lines). 

My partner and I have been looking into investing in Mobile Home Parks for about a year and I think we have found the one we like near Houston.