Finally found a deal we want to move on, and shockingly - it's in our home market of Portland, OR.

Hello,I am currently looking to buy a home in Mt Pleasant, SC and I have seen some recently built DR Horton homes for sale.

Lenders many times advertise 2 points but most people get a little shock when they get the actual settlement statement and there is another 2k to 3k in junk fee's  lenders cannot stay in bizz doing loans at 100k and under if they cant bring in at least 4 to 5k a file be it points or junk fee's or both..

I have underwritten about 50 parks so far and if you can find one onCity waterCity sewerCity owned streetsBuy it, you will find most are on well water (testing is the problem on a daily basis) septic or lagoon or leaching fields (doesn’t that sound pleasant) most parks don’t have separate meters for the lots so you have no way of knowing who is using most of the water, and even if its city water normally it is billed to the park and then you have to figure out a way to bill the tenants in accordance with that city or states laws.  

@Felicia Lucco I think you'd be pleasantly surprised regarding what commercial loan options are becoming available for STRs if you talk to the right mortgage company. 

I know, it doesn't make the loss any more pleasant for you, but it beats being one of the people who lost on this deal and will have to sell their personal home to make up for the loss.If you can afford it, sell it now and take the loss. 

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

Was just a bit of shock to see how much. 

The attorneys and the judge were shocked to hear that no one knew because there is no database containing the names of the insureds. 

We just moved from Jackson, MS and were shocked that many of the houses, especially the newer ones, lacked gutters yet fought with Yazoo Clay that cracked foundations on slab homes.