Hey Mark-I sent you a PM with referral instructions.

Talking to employers and prior landlords is VERY instructive.  

@Julian Buick  sounds like a less than arms length transaction you should be fine is my guess but sure would not hurt since you know the borrower to simply fed ex them an original note with a return fed ex and ask them to wet sign it.. then there is no issue. and if its a good borrower they should gladly do that.NOw some of my closing attonreys are usuing docusign on hud 1 or escrow instructions but DT or mort always is original of course.. and Notes to date have all been wet.

On the other hand you have a tax write off for depreciation if you purchase the tank and you own it with a warranty supplied by the manufacturer and hopefully the company that did the install for a duration of time.

So for $1,500 I got a nice stainless 4 piece appliance set all new and all with the 1 year manufacturers warranty.  

It is a 3BD, 1BA manufacturing home sitting on a 1 acre land. 

Exclusions for 2016 include senior, manufactured, affordable, and smaller properties for low income.

Originally posted by @Ethan Vegas:@Geoffrey Tan, @Bob Bowling......I fully agree, the debate back and forth is very instructive for us forum voyeurs ;)@Dave Foster, quick question on 1031's; my understanding is that the exchange needs to be between like property types (i.e. owner occupied vs investment). 

Why are they always instructing others on their methods at the auction?

To make it more confusing, that type of licensure is not sufficient for primary residence financing - either as real property or as chattel property as used for manufactured homes, or RVs or Marine craft being used as a primary residence.