I work with investors all the time on financing and its very common place, but the ones that have been very successful have developed systems and unique processes and have stuck to it over, and over, and over again. 

I've found that all people here have something unique and different to say.

While the formation in each state is unique, he should be able to provide you with a cost per LLC.

MH investing is very unique and it is sooo easy to purchase a property for too much money or leave extra profit on your closing table when you resell.

The consensus is ...college housing can be lucrative but presents challenges that are unique to the demographic you are serving.  

I talked to the civil division at the county sheriff and they said to put a 3-day notice on the place, and the next step is to go through the eviction process (even with no one living there.

A land-home operator is similar to a lot rent park, but the mobile homes titled on land are like sub-divisions / neighborhoods where an operator owns some, most or all of the real properties and the homes. 

I just signed a commercial land division purchase contract a couple days ago with paying about ~5% deposit.

The lot I am interested in is "landlocked" and has no proper 'frontage' to a county maintained road/ingress/egress.The Warranty Deed on file with the county does indicate an easement of 15' width to/from the county road, but the county requires a 20' width easement to be considered legal access, therefore the person I spoke with at the county zoning division/land development division believed that the lot was an 'illegal subdivision' and therefore was un-permittable for future build.

Hello everyone, I am in a unique situation.