Go ahead and tack onto my post. :)

Wesley, I'm gonna go ahead and state the obvious......you were right!

I've been going through my county website and noticing that a lot of bank owned and hud homes are multi-sectional homes.

However, I just received notice today from my current screening agency (landlord2landlord.com) that I will no longer be able to pull credit reports with out having someone from their office come out to do an "on-site inspection" of my "property management office" to ensure that if it is in a residential location, it is secure and separate from my living area.As you can imagine, I do not have an entire (locked) room of my house devoted solely to managing my (one) rental unit (although I am of course careful with storing confidential information, as any responsible landlord would be).

Welcome Calan,It's great that you're getting a head start!

they have a couple cities they show. but i've notice that they all seem to get there work done very cheaply,i never flipped a house but it seems like they get guys to work for nothing, they also claim projected profit, if the property sell for what they want, and i wonder if the cost of there houses include closing cost and such. but i do wacth regularly.

Death notices?...

I was taking a drive one day and noticed an abandoned home that is in pretty rough shape but I am a do it your self type guy so it sparked my interest.

My question is, how do you go a head and ask for money from investor's?

If you can afford then I would include a bonus of say $1,000 or $500 dollars if he finishes the work ahead of schedule.