Some banks allow you to pledge the existing equity as a down payment rather than forcing you to cash out refi to put it down on another property.

If you're looking into existing mobile home lots with the infrastructure already in place, it may be more cost effective.

Is anyone willing to connect with me and give me some insight on this process and the best techniques to streamline it and/or refer a legal counselor or experienced wholesaler who understands the midwest/Wisconsin regulations on this type of business.

I am at a stage now in the development of this business where I am trying to make sure I am following all the federal and state (Wisconsin) regulations of wholesaling real estate.My question to the community would be, what are some free and/or very inexpensive legal resources that understand this type of real estate business.

Such pricing does not exist in California.

These old systems can be a disaster.As a Bay Area architect, I would say it is best to abandon the existing system and switch to a new heating system.

That will determine whether a deal exists or not, as well as what is the FMV of the property, and FMR (fair market rent).

Insurance is pretty regulated, you can look up any insurance company at your state website to ensure they are properly licensed and formed.

Lending money requires knowledge of contracts, state regulations, licensing requirements, real estate process, etc.

They are much more comfortable having the investor buying and rehabbing existing buildings.