Retired and mobility impaired would have been a more accurate description.I don't think we'd take any legal action yet, but I will tell my sister to not enter the house if he isn't fully clothed.

So I have a lead on a mobile home park.

The one big thing I've heard is that if you use a hard-money lender, make sure you have your contractors sorted out because that's how folks get burned (get a hard money loan and can't turn the deal around because contractors either suck or aren't available).

He's a pretty nice owner we talk frequently but I just didn't want to get "burned" in this situation agreeing to anything.

A bad sponsor can take a good deal and make it crash and burn.

@Tom Gimer They plan to put a mobile home on the lot.

If your personal home burns down, you are out of your living space and your personal belongings.

As I finish punching this out with my sausage shaped thumbs on the mobile app(sorry for the typos.)

Golden West, Fleetwood, Silvercrest and Hallmark are all Southern California mobile home manufacturers that have done or regularly build modular from time to time.

As an aside, have any of you been burned by cashing out equity to the point where you ended up running too lean?