I am the owner, and I have a loan on this house, I have a Contract(s) with a Couple that we had setup through a Century 21 Real Estate agent, that did this as a favor to us to set up a Lease and Option to buy.

Technology speeds up the process and brings efficiencies, but at its core this industry is just a 21st century version of the real estate syndicates of the late 80’s.

Hi Jose,Try Jon Burroughs - from Century 21.  

Newbies need to understand that we have been using the basic strategies used today that were established in the 13th Century!

If it's exposed you should replace it, but if everything's working fine then it's been working fine for a century.

A lot has happened over the past quarter century, so these companies know how to do something right to make it through the rocky times.Dividend raisers are not a guarantee of continued performance, however.

If you own a house, you are just building equity in the house which we all know houses only appreciate with the rate of inflation on average over the past century.

The homes are massive and built around the turn of the century...which means they're money pits.It would be purely speculative to invest in that area...but if you have time and money anything is possible!

Plus funding for them has been almost non-existent until Century 21 mortgage (the only lender I know that will lend on MH`s) came on the scene, but they are overwhelmed and it is very hard just to get an application processed.

I guess BP doesn't allow me to tag just anyone, but you should reach out to them - usually mtgs are held in West LA, the last one was in Century City.