You can generally search courthouse records on the internet.

Some schools (NYU for instance) offer certificate of real estate programs for those wishing to learn real estate in an academic environment but without the time, money and hassle of obtaining a degree.The very smart, motivated and technically proficient can search the internet and probably be able to piece together their own "course of study" in real estate.

It is a good business scan the internet and you will find 2 other sites that are dedicated to MHs & MHPs exclusively.

My experience is mainly watching Television on DIY and rehab shows, countless upon countless hours of internet research, joining a real estate club, and several books such as Steve Berges "The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Complexes" "How to Buy and Sell Apartment Buildings" by Stephen Vollucci.

Freedomsoft is geared towards newer investors who are using the internet to it's fullest potential.

your right you can also shop around on the Internet and compare prices in your aria

I'm pretty new here as well, and this site is by far the best site I have discovered on the internet in regards to real estate investing.

I was tooling around the internet and found an example assigment contract...most of the ones I have seen stated that the Assignor is still liable and responsible under the P and S aggreement.

None of info notes it that I can see--mls sheets or internet, tax history shows the size as the mls sheets, no note about anything being not permitted.

Internet marketing is pretty good.I think I need to talk to my sellers about how we can incentivise a bit more.