In Oklahoma, we have a statue that provides for a sale, with proper notice, of MH's for unpaid lot rent.

I'd contact a well known developer in that area for their thoughts on presenting your project to any zoning commission and the notices likely required.Before I went to all that trouble and expense, I'd talk to your lender doing a commercial blanket loan on all ten properties where they could consider the income approach over the market.

He moved out with only 10 days notice and I had to replace carpet because he had gotten a puppy and it had puppy urine smell in it that did not shampoo out.

For Fannie financed offers, I've had a similar experience - even for properties sitting for months, I've immediately received "highest and best request" within a few hours, indicating "multiple offer situation".

Nobody panic.Neither Freddie or Fannie have changed DTI requirements in LP or DU, and both underwriting engines accept some loans with DTIs greater than 43%.

Hey BPers, I'm piggy-backing off of a thread I started in the Real Estate Marketing Forum: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/87/topics/113063-pre-foreclosure-foreclosure-leads-in-a-judicial-foreclosure-stateA quick summary for those not interested in reading that thread, foreclosure processes in judicial states are handled within the court system and as a result there are no public notices required like in non-judicial foreclosure states.

No notice was givein to the trutee or any other parties that this was going to take place.

Anyone notice a cutoff price point or data on this topic?

Hi everyone,I don't fully understand how it works with flipping Fannie Mae Homepath properties.

This is probably too short of notice, but Pine Financial (in Denver) is having their annual round table meeting tonight at 6pm in Englewood.