IE fully amortizing, plus must use a loan originator and also new is must use a loan servicer.I forgot to add, success stories where the interest rate was 9% or under.Hard money is to non-owner occupied so are not included in the Safe act or Dod Frank.

Then I found the podcasts, they are like ear candy!

If they have, say 3 buyers who have only dealt with them, they may be able to raise issues if you try to steal a limited and regular source or group.This is not to be mistaken for franchise agreements, that's another animal, but if I'm in the candy business and I carry your product, you can't keep me from selling other products all over the country, you might be reasonable with competitive products in a 20, 30, 50 mile radius.It boils down to as to what is customary in an industry and non-compete agreements are not common in RE.

As of early April 2014, Microsoft stopped supporting Windows XP, so if you have a Windows XP machine, it is time to move on to another operating system, because the bad actors out there are targeting these systems.Since about half the operating systems out there run XP, it is a very juicy target for all kinds of hackers and scammers.

Using a higher value for a loan just isn't going to happen.Sorry, but bad actors do all sorts of bad things.

If your not ready to find and screen tenants on your own I’m sure that you could find a realtor that could help with that for a smaller fee than a property manager.When it comes to realtors / brokers I go through them like candy.

Servicing regulations are another ball game aside from the SAFE Act or loan brokering. :)

Look them up or look up Safe Act or Dodd-Frank posts in relation to mobile home investing.

I too had to weed through some pretty bad actors to find the few good ones that actually give the TK investor half a chance.And unfortunately I have 1st hand personal knowledge of at least 200 people that failed miserably buying turn key..

My credit union hands out prequals, which are pretty meaningless anyway, like candy.