whether you're young or old - buying rentals or just one rental with no money (or access to money) to manage the property is very risky - don't listen to r2 - he's a wild and crazy guy!

She has access to info that can give you a lot of help, knowledge, and insight.

I have access to lots of mobiles homes w/equity If interested post a message thanks

No money I'm not bothering with them 2 Find out from the sellers if you can have access to show the property and if you sign a lease make it subject to succesful closing.3 You take a check for the deposit money?

think of it on a larger scale.motorola - for example - if they refinance their corp headquarters to draw out capital for a project or just to boost up their cash accessibility, or for whatever reason - they're tapping into one of their many assets, converting equity into cash by taking out a loan (liability) in order to somehow grow their business.the corporation does this - not any one individual.

It's a beautiful building which served as a retirement home until fire restrictions and laws forced it to shut down.

I have no professional experience myself, but have access to allot of people that do.

I'm guessing you don't have the funds to do this on your own, or access to funds (from family etc) from someone who would be silent in this deal.

The majority of this data will be in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), which realtors and appraisers have access to.I agree with Mike that realtors and appraisers can slant this data, but I still think that the data they have access to will give the most accurate determination of an ARV.

You may want to try calling one of your local mortgage brokers rather than the bank (the brokers have access to many different plans/terms).