We've done one flip in our home state of Colorado, and we are reading and soaking up all the information we can to learn more about the ins and outs of the business so we can put down personal and professional roots in our adopted home of Mount Pleasant.

But if I could go back in time, before this started, I would at the very least require a certified check or money order.

Which is a pleasant explanation of a recession. 

Luckily we organized as a tenants association (which you preach in your seminars as what to not look for in a MHP) and are in the process of getting our MHP back.We have been in TIME magazine on the NPR The Capital Press Room with Susan Arbetter, and on our local CBS station WIVB and we be in the New York Times soon.

@Kevin Pruitt Hi Kevin most HL do is once you win the bid at the auction you usually put some money down at that point in time you can inquire about wanting to get a hard money loan.

And if you're not going over a slab, you also need to put in cost in time and material for cement board, tile over subfloor=disaster.I've had really good luck with Costco laminate, I was just in a unit I did 8 years ago and it looks great.

@Steve Vaughan At any point in time you can use a VA loan for 100% LTV.

Have you considered renting the barn out as an intimate wedding venue? 

With these uncertain times I would make sure if you haven't already that you have a lender lined up to refi with because that is more challenging at this point in time. 

Was the experience pleasant?