I'm sure you've signed those credit card machines at grocery stores and had it look nothing like your signature.

The holes in your wall may be masking the true root of the problem.

They are marginal deals at best which is why you have no action.It is very hard to find a true wholesale deal at the right price.It is just like the regular purchase arena out there in that there is mostly a bunch of trash and a few good deals everyone is chasing.

It basically looks like loansharking-as it was explained to me.I think this is way better than what you were thinking about doing with credit cards.

Admittedly, it feels like it is too much of an ace in the hole for this to be true.

I don't know how true this is, but I would think they would NOT put the same emphasis on screening as someone who has more financial interest in retaining the tenant long term.

That is now illegal and even if it were true that this new scam was not a scam, charging homeowners upfront would violate the law as I understand it.

Now then...enough complaining...the questions:How can I get real, true "MLS access" with all the data, without a POF to give to an agent?

A true NNN lease would make those the tenants responsibility, but it is not too uncommon for capx to be the landlord's responsibility.

This is true across the board, but especially for mobile homes.