The banks can't forbear from what I understand unless there is a time out all the way up the chain, so that regulars can relieve the banks and funds from their obligations for capital requirements and investor distributions ( a regulatory stop on Mark to Market).

I am a regular attendee of Jon's Lowell event and it is a fun time every month.

Has anyone else noticed the eerie silence over the last couple of weeks from a lot of the usual cast of chest thumping, self promoting guru wannabe characters that BP has usually been bustling with over the last couple of years? 

They rent properties out regularly, know the tenant base, and have to manage in those areas.  

Mobile/Manufactured homes are considered vehicles in many states (hence the VIN - vehicle identification number), so it would probably only have details about the features the home came with from the factory.If this is for a pre-fabricated home that is on a regular foundation and such, the manufacturer would be able to tell you about the VIN.Either way, just like with anything used you should make sure you do a full inspection on it so you know what you are buying first!

I could be wrong, but I really don't imagine that in this market 2%+ houses come on a regular basis, especially at the $20k range.

They regularly come in 10%+ less than what the RE could sell for.A property should have the same appraised value regardless if it is being sold or being refinanced. 

If you had regular operating losses for the previous years, including depreciation, and they were blocked by high income, they are released at sale for an additional loss.How to properly record all of it in the books is another conversation.Besides, if it's a single-member LLC and is disregarded for tax purposes, all transactions between the owner and the LLC have zero tax impact.

Thinking of trying to save maximum cash for when deals start showing themselves more regularly.

I tried the course because he promotes a 30 day money back guarantee.