The qualified intermediary with whom I spoke practically talked me out of it.

The qualified intermediary with whom I spoke practically talked me out of it.

I think I will write out things that might be said to me and write out how to respond to various questions and commits and practice them so I don't say more than I should.I agree that her putting up a fight is a very real possibility.

Due to covid measures door knocking and cold calling were actually fined practices.

Ever since then, I've read anything I can get my hands on, cold called brokers, and syndicators to get my name out there, and most importantly practiced analyzing 5-8 deals on a weekly basis.

The security for the lien is of course the mobile home, which is not only a depreciating asset but also can have NEGATIVE value, as it may cost more to relocate than the home is worth, and if located in say a MHP can have rent payments too high to profitably lease out.

Avvo is also a good resource for finding local attorneys in specific practices.

I’m in the laborers union but currently unemployed, I have to wait for a company to reach out to me in order to go back to work as a union member. besides building my knowledge with; books, BP, YouTube, Facebook groups, practicing analyzing, & so on, what else should I be doing?

As to the advice of trying to sneak in the rough electrical wiring while still getting permits for the other large items, I find this advice is not very practical in most circumstances, the inspector will be there to inspect your other permitted items and there is no way to hide rough electrical rewrite of a home.

While this isn't the best choice, it may be the most practical/only choice.