If they have cash earning 0% interest; then it will be attractive to them and safe if the LTV is low.

I know I want to start out investing my self directed IRA in Mobile Homes (i.e. the Lonnie Deals), and at first it looked like I wasn't going to be able to do it because of SAFE act in Indiana (That's where I want to do this investing).

So with that, is there a general, "safe" price I could put down for adding a room and bath (material/labor)?

When do I initiate escrow so the funds can be deposited for "Safe Keeping" until closing???

When I first came to BP, it was because I needed help on possible financing for my business Safe Haven Senior Family Home.

I didn't know if you've had a technique that has had a better response rate, or that seems to work for your area.

As long as you're polite, as the owner, you're doing your part in keeping the property clean, safe and maintained, tenants should do their part and at a minimum, comply with very reasonable requests.

If it is painted and that old you may have to use lead safe practices.

I don't know a single electrician that thinks they're safe.

You have the same security issues that you do with the dwelling, providing a safe and secure building.