Hello, We have a land & mobile under contract in kissimee, FL and I could use someone with some MH expertise to guide me through this process.  

While there are easier places to invest and perhaps better opportunities elsewhere, I would rather maximize my returns in my own backyard and identify the best areas, then go out of province and put my faith into someone else expertise.

Does anyone here locally have expertise on the topic? 

@Liam DelumpaO am in Israel most of the yearWhat's my real estate is in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana.I do everything online including evictionsPosting notices appearing into the cold room etc I hire out per occurrence.And mind you my expertise is working the c - neighborhoods.

You'll for sure learn from Henry's personal expertise, but you'll have the chance to increase your own network with like-minded individuals, too - new BFFs for the long haul!

😉  Major projects are the most gratifying, I'll grant you that.

The smaller developer would then reach out to larger developers with the expertise and financials to qualify for those types of projects.

Majority of appraiser's 1) Can't identify a foundation problem if the foundation fell on them lol2)  Wont disclose something observed with the foundation since a foundation inspection is far beyond the appraiser's scope of work and expertise in order to produce credible assignment results per USPAP3) Somehow if they find out from you or god knows where that there is structural damage, it will be dismissed if you can show it was repaired if you do decide to repair it4) I know long term BRRRR investors that buy homes with foundation damage all the time with the intent to hold for long periods of time and address it later on....5) If you plan on flipping to an end buyer soon then this can come back to bite you.

The downside is that you pay a fee for this expertise.

My area of expertise is plumbing, mechanical and electrical (PME) engineering for commercial and multifamily projects.