A little more flavor: lots of flippers making good money all over the East Bay, especially in Oakland and Berkeley, in this generally rapidly increasing market.

I've been looking for a different flavor of real estate to add to my portfolio and I've read/listened to a few people talk about their mobile home rentals and how they are happy with them.

In my world my transactional life is my cash flow so cash flow comes in many different flavors rental income just being one of them.

I get from point A to point B in my own way, which has more of a "kumbaya, but don't f*ck with me" flavor.

I have developed some very important questions that every investor (international or domestic) needs to ask their broker when buying U.S. real estate, particularly commercial real estate (my flavor is multi family). 

However, anytime one from an inferior position of knowledge, experience and credentials disagrees or discounts the opinion of a professional in any profession, that takes on a completely different flavor, questioning their expertise is much different than questioning them for further explanations or opinions in their area of expertise.Justin, what ever you were` asking, I did not take as insulting or even questioning of my opinions, not sure what you were needing.

Just what was sought.I will avoid the flavoring about any impropriety and certainly do appreciate the company name provided. 

List of lenders come in various flavors,  @Christian Garcia.

Advertise your expertise and abilities in a positive light without the implications of the possible short commings of others.On the other side, you made a good presentation of things to watch for and some good points, it's just the flavor and spin that, to a more sophisticated seller, (and your peers) may put you in a bad light.

There's a number of us in SE MI doing a variety of flavors of investing in various areas.