These things don't look much different than an old small singlewide mobile home might look.

We'd happily contract now if he wasn't burned previously and now demanding a ton of option money to go hard immediately.

We are looking at a house in a hot part of town that burned pretty bad.

It burns at a hotter temperature and heats up the joints way faster.

I also invest in mobile homes on land and have several in Hunt and Kaufman counties. 

Darrick has been managing a property for me over the past two years, and has disappeared with the Augusts 2014 rent approx 850 dollars minus his 10 percent.His offices were in Southfield but they are no longer answering the phone, nor answering his mobile.

Indoor, be really really careful you may incur lots of damage, have your house burned down, etc.100 plants outdoor is not small time at all, could be a million dollar per year take, that brings with it a lot of crazy risks and attention.  

For example, you cant put a single post grad girl from the suburbs, in the ghetto - believe Ive tried.My mobile home tenants (in one area), are flirting with the poverty line; government assistance, food stamps, etc. 

Find yourself a women's libber - they burned bras back in the day :)

On bank owned properties we typically use their title company and save us some money, unless it's a title company we know with a reputation of not getting deeds recorded on time, then we pay extra  to have our own title company do the close.When we close with the bank's title company they typically send out a mobile closer to wherever we are.When closing with our title company we typically go to their office and one of their closers handles the transactionWe always  the HUD prior to scheduling the closing, and always get title insurance