I've been continuing to hustle and am at a tipping point, I'd be crazy not to jump in full time and my old business is also driving me crazy.3 active listings totaling about $550k on the MLS getting showings and offers 1 under contract with buyer clients to close in early June for $160k2 rehabs for clients that I'm helping to manage before sale, both will finish in June with a combined ARV of $400-420kAnd in addition, now I have been in talks with one of those rehab clients to form a 50/50 partnership to flip  and BRRRR houses moving forward, his funding and my hustle/ project management. 

I'm hoping that some of the friendly BPers who deal with manufactured homes will offer advice, tips, resources, etc.

Any other tips for a first time out-of-state buyer?

Any tips? 

I've had a leakage problem with one of my duplex units for quite some time now; even after fairly extensive drainage landscaping, the problem is still occurring.Thanks!

Additionally if anyone has tips for where i can get contracts and a wholesaler friendly title company that would be appreciated.

I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on how to find those buyers? 

This is a different economic landscape that the federal reserve is dealing with compared to the 80's.

I appreciate the offer for some tips and I will take you up on that as soon as I can work out a time to call you!

A few tips to help you get started -*Bringing Capital to the table is just as important as finding the deal*Know thy partners - there are people out there looking for people that have money to invest or have a network of people looking for investments*Learn the business - Being part of a syndicating team is a great way to learn.