I grew up in the industry... my dad had multiple brokerages and I have had 3 myself. unless you get to 300 to 500 agents as a broker there is not a lot of money in it and any agent that cause issues if they are not a top producer and bringing you income they are let go without cause or loss of sleep..

Just completed my LLC setup and really excited about the industry and about joining Biggerpockets.

I'm an agent/investor (and investor friendly) and I deal in Northern Utah, I'm not exclusive to Weber County though. 

I am conflicted on what is best as I see good and bad to doing either.In park name - easier to manage administrative work, ensure taxes are paid, easier to recover if owner walks away or quits paying park rentIn buyer name - they pay taxes, if home is damaged would seem to limit park's responsibility, no insurance costIf value of the homes is an issue, the mobiles in question are of low value $2-10K ea.Again, looking for the industry best practices on this.Thanks!

There has long been a debate in the industry about the differences in cabinetry that are manufactured from plywood or from pressed wood.

Listed HousesHouses that are listed with an agent generally are in an “exclusive right to sell” listing arrangement.

Some people may balk at the idea of notes being a learn by doing business, but this is precisely why most of these assets are sold at cents on the dollar.My company and I will be releasing an E-book by the end of the year that goes into much more detail on the purchase process, exit strategies, and the note industry in general.

Telling me things that are negative about the industry all the way to telling me that it's illegal. 

What industry are you in?

As for the question about oil prices, I would agree with @Richard Spooner that Houston will not suffer this downturn as much as it did in the 80's due to so much more diversity in the types of industry that are now supporting the region.