Might want to use an attorney who specializes in consumer debt.Everyone's credit profile is different so you aren't going to find the exact steps you need to take on this site.NACA

Both boys and both equally amazing, one much more needy and time consuming than the other. 

I have a decent amount of start up money but really need the investments to be as passive as possible due to a very time consuming job.  

You may want to review the SAFE Act of 2008 and the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.Provided you are not in violation of either of those two Acts or do not see yourself falling into the guidelines of those Acts in the near future, then you may want to research these strategies and get the assistance of a CPA and an Attorney to create the required documents to execute the exit strategy of choice.  

Houses are more time consuming as well because the tenants could care less about the lawn, landscaping and keeping up with general maintenance.

The Attorney General is not going to send a SWAT team to your door because you violated RESPA/SAFE/TILA/HMDA/EOCA/FCRA/GLBA or any other consumer lending act that I've failed to mention.One of the advantages that MH deals have over most RE deals is the yields are very high.

While there is one 1 hater to every 20 likes, the dissenter is almost always the loudest  ;)Be an educated consumer, form your own opinions, and be open to new ideas.

@Anna Watkins - No, Realtor.com is free to the consumer and updates from the MLS.  

Hi everyone,    I've read that it is a good idea as a wholesaler to have some nicely printed, glossy, tri-fold brochures that tell the consumer a little bit about your company and list the benefits of doing business with you.

Renters insurance isn't typically going to a typical agent jumping up and down because the premium is super low, but an agent that gets it will try to "round" the account and try to sell other types of insurance to the consumer.