While the numbers look favorable for real estate both in the coming years and into the distant future in terms of net population influx, job growth, and housing starts, the other HALF of the equation is the overwhelming anecdotal interaction I have.Of the many, many new people that I met here in Denver over the past year, hundreds or maybe even thousands are recent transplants.

@Attila Bertalan - you will no longer need to worry about this as we finally won our long battle - judge Ellis ruled in our favor and cancelled the trademark today!

Also, I have heard that accepting partial payment restarts the clock in default tenants' favor another 30 days if it goes to court.. is that true?

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Chingju Hu My bias is in favor of the 8-plex option.

Tax application to Real Estate seems to be more favorable in the USA versus the UK.

Some loans will come with defeasance or yield maintenance, while others will have step down prepayment penalties.A good loan broker who specialized in MHP debt can guide you with respect to the right choice for you as the buyer, which type of lender will be best suited for the park, where the terms will be the most favorable, and where the hurdles will likely be.

The current appraisal will work in your favor.

So, I was getting really favorable loans from a local bank.

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