It needs looked into, and his concerns need addressed.

I’m a former Deloitte Touche CPA (Los Angeles office), spent three years as the GM of a property management company that owned and operated two mobile home parks and a good-size office building.

I'm concerned that the title company will do the search and I will not be able to sell the property, and then get stuck paying for title search.

No problem.4 days later I got a call from a very concerned friend who told me that one of my tenants - and her friend - had not made it to church over the weekend and wanted to tell me as that was not her nature.

msedwick:I understand your concern.

To be quite honest, with all the doom and gloom on CNBC about the subprime mess and the credit crunch, I was somewhat concerned about the availability of a loan for this deal.

Your number one concern should be repairing your credit as this is what you will be graded on in almost everything you do for the rest of your life.

Here in Mobile, Alabama New homes are popular investments for out of state buyers.

Hello;I am living in Southern California and at the moment I am movingfrom L.A. to Riverside county .I am looking for an advice, what is the most time efficient method, to finda piece of land for sale, on which would be allowed to place mobile home.I am interested in Inland Empire area which is not very far fromRiverside city, however I am quite flexible.My search on internet did not bring any results, and Realtors, few I contacted, seems not to want to bother at all withthis kind of sales.

My concern is that this area could very well go down hill as well, and my building will be worthless, or shall we say impossible to sell to someone else and make a return someday, and I would have just been better off investing in a lost cost Vanguard Mutual fund instead.What I am not interested in doing is putting money out of my pocket every month to run the place.