My only concern is your front steps.

I'm focusing my investing now on mobile home parks.Glad to be here with you all!

I have an opportunity to buy a 1980 2+1 mobile home for probably 4000-4500.

From what I can tell, it typically is rented 100%.For me as a new investor, the real concern is that the owner is asking for $130k.

Then, as far as the lender is concerned, there is no insurance.

I'd like to buy and wholesale but concerned about having to hold and manage such a headache.Would love your thoughts, analysis and opinion.

Major things we covered, Foreclosures, Lease Options, Tax Liens, Wholesale, Buyer & Seller Contracts, Mobile Home Investing (priceless), Building Your Power Team.

As far as you're concerned, nothing has changed.

Rob & Will,I understand that you don't want the property tied up for a long time and the deal falling through due to a "weasel cause".But what if the buyer truly wants the property and has concerns about, say the electrical system, which they aren't well versed in.

A seller is looking at doing owner financing.I would be wrapping his note.Property insurance is not escrowed so that causes fewer issues.Sellers main concern is that we owner finance and in say 3 years I get tired and just give the property back to him.I am putting nothing down which he is fine with.Looking for thoughts and ways to make him feel comfortable with this issue.He owns other classes of assets besides apartments and is focused on them.I already own a bunch of other buildings in the area and told him I have staff on site so it wouldn't be an issue.This is for a quad building.Many investors buy with one thing in mind and then sell to you down the road for other reasons.Since I am a commercial broker I have multiple exit strategies already planned out for the property.