Depending on the level of finish you want, I have gone right over wall paper in the past.

In fact the homes on both sides of this property do.Its a fairly large house 3 bdr 1.5 bath on the upper levels. 1600sfThe basement has a .5 bath and is about 900sfIs anyone familiar with the process for doing this?

The great thing about a mobile as opposed to a stick built, is that if the home has settled or is no longer level, get under there and shim it up.

GC and construction experience are good skills to go along with real estate investing.

The inventory is now down to a more normal level and I spent a great deal of time in 2013 planning my business next move(s).....which led me to concentrating on flips.

The payment was not real large so from a worker's comp liability perspective, we are effectively self-insured for claims at this level.

As you may imagine, this in most cases would create a type of balloon payment at the end of the BK plan or increases the payment required through the plan to a level not attainable by the borrower, so it has it's own barriers.

So if you put up $50k and your buddies each put up $25k, you would own 50%, they would each own 25%.If someone is bringing more experience or higher level of involvement (say one of you is a General Contractor, or a Realtor), they may get compensation for doing that job, or they may get more ownership than strictly dividing up per the capital contribution schedule.

Market had leveled off after the decline and there were lots of foreclosures, short sales and I ended up with my primary residence for a really good deal.

Eric, everyone is spot on regarding you dialing in exactly what the arrangement would be, but that is quite a bit of money to learn an immensely valuable skill!