New investors see one they want, put down the down payment thinking it is like EM in a traditional deal, and when they realize it needs more work than initially thought, they try to back out.

Kyle tnx for your effort to help me and for your tips  i have searched in nyc records (good idea) and i have found them on 10 deeds records. and about the misspelled word on there website i dont think that this is a red flag since it could happen and probably its the writer or web/graphic designers mistakeand beside that i personally know one guy with 75 to 80 million dollar liquid at any given time and he didn't know English beside his signature and other people with lots of money with out knowing proper English  thanks so much every one

You do not mention anything about studying the RTA or LTB web sites.

I assume it's probably one or the other but am just looking for clarification as I cant find this anywhere in web search or in the outlines provided state of california for ADU's/JADU's.

Im also visually impaired, and wanted to try and sell homes because it's something i think i could do and i could do it with out having people turnign em down from jobs all the time.

As such, our properties sell very quickly....often before we have a chance to put them up on our web site.  

@Chloe Philipp yes most of the ones I deal with now have web sites but I am doing commercial now and some of these subs aren't even in the state.

It also includes common forms that you can edit and use.Their web site is a free resource with links to your state law but I highly recommend the book for some of the practical advice they provide.

Either here or on mobilehomeuniversity web site.MHC communities are a different animal for investing and for that reason much to learn in regards to DD.

@Jim Johnson some great bullet points regarding MHP valuation. i agree 100%Kenny Rodgers said " you gotta know when to hold em, know when to fold em"