Three: one to set the ladder up, one to hold the ladder and the other one to burn the house down.

I have zero tolerance for ish like that...you can burn that money...it's nothing to us.

If you do they will expect you to jump every time a light bulb burns out. 

This gorgeous property offers main level living at its finest with an open floor plan, wood burning fireplace, amazing wood beamed ceilings and tons of character.

They will repo the homes and slap a lien on your property and dealers license essentially rendering you out of business.Just like in the car business if you burn or mismanage/ misuse a flooring company none of the other ones will touch you with a 10 foot pole so that would be my concerns going into this. your taking on a monster project if you proceed.

I’m 36 and absolutely burned out in corporate life and just recently discovered investing in real estate.

@Sonya Burns not sure if you can get a second heloc, in my case whenever I apply for heloc to have better rate or credit, the first one gets automatically closed. imo do a refi first to consolidate 1st and 2nd mortgages and then get a heloc for the best rate and credit range

It has an OK 16 foot wide trailer, a low quality 1959 double wide trailer, a decent 800 foot garage, and a 750 square foot house that desperately needs burned or torn down.I could have the newer trailer fixed up enough to rent for under $5K, and get $500 per month. 

I burned myself twice listening to sob stories.

Greetings ladies and gentlemen.A question has been burning my mind:Where do you find out information about the market trends so that it puts you on the best possible ground to predict the next cycle in the real estate market?