The key to other people respecting your time and knowledge is for you to demonstrate the respect you have for your worth.Congratulations on your insight.

With respect to the SAFE Act there is no difference for compliance between a mobile home and a SFD sitting on dirt.So, as Ken and Donna proceed, consider that there is no difference between a ranch style 3/2 and a double wide 3/2 as to the financing arrangement.The key aspects I might expect will be as to the structure of entities devised to originate financing and in making or funding a transaction and in servicing the loan after it's made.

My brother is in the military and I have a lot of respect for what you do.

I know I have a lot of work ahead of me, but I'm invested in this and doing everything humanly possible to achieve this goal.I look forward to answering any questions that anyone may have in respect to insurance.

In respect to the pools, I rarely went to them either (my friends have pools at their houses), so I saved a significant amount of money, and never missed a beat.

:(However, I believe you're addressing your 401K loan you asked about with respect to tax treatments of a DIL, if so, this loan was made to a rehabber as I understood it, that would be a commercial loan exempt from the Act.

Bill, with all due respect for your wisdom on the subject, it appears you keep mixing the basket of apples and oranges.

I know there are people hording gold and seeds in their underground bunker but I can't imagine they are smart investorsI respect a guy like dave ramsey who sees the issues, cant stand burocracy but knows life goes on.

High vacancy rates, vandalizim, tenants that don't respect anything, etc.I had over 22 doors at one point - all similar to this one.

Yeah its a hassle but I think it makes the tenant respect the property more (not much though) and having a grand or more for repairs is better than nothing if you need it.