It comes with: hedonist chocolate, a neighborhood dog dish & nalgene bottle, locally made soap, a free drink from the local pub, a history book on the neighborhood, and a few other trinkets.

Why should there be another agent involved, and why does "years in the business" matter more than transactional history?

A lof of variables here but if I were you (If you can man the ship/cover costs/afford to bring it back to life a bit) put a healthy price tag on it and all it takes is one individual with a lot of money that sees the History and beauty in a structure like that...limited prospect list I know but this thing is beyond unique.But plan A I think makes sense to turn it into daily rental/lease deal for B&B or Special Events...or lease it to a business partner who will run it as that.Cool story/pics, thanks for sharing.

Pretty much only those who don't really need loans (those who already have money).Those with money and credit have a rare opportunity in this economy to create much greater wealth...those without money and credit have been shut out of the game, and have less opportunity now than in recent history to break free from the working class.

I've gotta potential tenant whom I am meeting with tommorrow to go through the screening process my plan is to check their background, criminal, and eviction history.

The important thing is to get a really knowledgeable and diligent agent who has lots of experience and history of insuring the park and its operations.

I'm in the same boat...no recent history.

At this time it would be much easier to open an account with TDAmeritrade and carefully Invest in ETF's or Reits with the help of a guru who specializes in them and has a track history that you can actually see.

It is not an actual document but more of a “concept” or history of a property showing all deeds, judgements, leans etc. recorded against property.

(Flipped homes before, never a duplex.)Here is the current plan, PLEASE correct or comment any or all of our assumptions.Purchase and renovate in 3 months.Rent both sides for $800 (feel confident about this number possibly even $850)Hold for 6 months to show good rental history and that it will rent for this amount.Make $9,600 in rent (minus expenses of course - used BP rental calc)Sell to Investor wanting turn key rental for $160,000 using 1% ruleOR Sell to Investor for 155,000 to beat 1% rule by a little to sell faster????