The BP rules prohibit posting contact info outside of the marketplace.Good Luck!

Custodians tend to take a more conservative approach when reviewing alternative assets for investment, as they want to avoid the custody of any assets that may be involved in prohibited transactions.

One of the advantages to owning mobile home parks is that when the tenants own their own homes it is cost prohibitive for them to move because of the tear down, transportation, and set up costs associated with the trailer.  

Yes @Jay HinrichsI do not coach "turn key" rental purchases, that is not a skill.I coach -looking for seller problems and brainstorming creative solutions, -getting private loans and jv partners, -learning creative financing (ie sub2, installment sales, lease options, lease purchase, legal wholesaling, rehab calculation, subordination of notes, jvs with business people, jvs with home sellers on minor rehabs, etc), -marketing for sellers, wholesale cash buyers, owner financing buyers, tenant buyers, jv credit partners, and private lenders, -learning private lending and syndication, learning prohibited transactions, disqualified persons, custodians, Reg D, etc.

I have leases that prohibits any physical alterations of the exterior.

Whats the rationale behind this prohibition?

Im curious to see how this regulation will be followed through, who is enforcing this regulation, and just the overall effectiveness of the law.They say the law is meant to prohibit “knowingly make any substantial misrepresentations, make any false promises, untruthfully advertise, or engage in any conduct which demonstrates bad faith, dishonesty, untrustworthiness, or incompetency.” but I'm struggling to see how this will be enforced if the majority of the transactions happen outside the public eye.I want to hear everyones thoughts on will this be successful.

The VA is SUPPOSED to know on your COE that you used your full entitlement to buy both properties and prohibit another purchase.

We are planning to move our coverage to Vermont Mutual, which - according to my agent - is prohibited from writing business owner policies with these exclusions.

@Adrienne Harrison rent control is possible in the future but is prohibited by state law so Minneapolis would need to have it changed at the state level first.