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.

Make sure all contingencies and closing period needed by your lender are accounted for before presenting the contract.

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If that strategy or hold period had him selling at the end of some other ideal time period, like 2 or 4 years, the Lessee/Buyer can flex with that.

This is called the "redemption period" and it is different from state to state.

My plan is to buy a home to live in for 3-12 months rent it out obtain owner occupied financing on a 2nd home live in it for 3-12 months rent it out, look for a 3rd home and do the same thing again and again.What challenges do I face obtaining a multiple owner-occupied financing in a short period of time and how I can I overcome them?

Certainly would be worth doing if your ownership includes all the equipment that's inside a Jiffy Lube.My understanding is that amortization periods for NNN properties may be limited to the remaining lease term.

I would do whichever gave me the most money over the period I wanted the money.

I just happened to come across the following clause in Chapter 209.011 of the Texas Property Code: The redemption period is 180 days and an annual interest rate of 10% (if no rate is stated).Just wanted to clarify.. 8)