Hello BP, I am curious to see how other investors have handled their significant others and family when working toward their real estate goals.  Has your wife/husband/boyfriend/girlfriend been supportive of your dream...

LOLIts not engineering a defense system.  

After that seeing whether their parameters (which are generally over and above the IRS requirements) satisfy your needs, and you find the right custodians.As usual building relationships with one or a few of them allows you to have transactions move smoothly through the system.

These contracts can be skewed terribly in favor of the Owner so that he will foreclose on you for any little hiccup, so protect yourself right the first time and you will know what to look for on subsequent deals.Diligence on the property needs to focus a lot on the well, the septic system, and the mobile home.  

As you probably know, radon has to be mitigated by the seller, so it's good to pay the $50 as the system could end up costing you $1900 later.

If you remain logged out, the system thinks you're a 'visitor' and prompts you with those questions. 

Develop a system to find motivated sellers who agree to terms with no money down.

Then read up on Unfair, Deceptive, or Abusive Acts or Practices Act with the same thought in mind.When you are done with that, consider you lack a Compliance Management System so the IRS, the FTC, FinCEN, and OFAC might also want to visit you in addition to the CFPB.

None of these schemes gets one out from under having a robust Compliance Management System to deal with these federal requirements.

He's employed me to list 4 private bedrooms on AirBnB, and to develop a way to automate the rental system.