Many of the smartest people I know are very into 'mobile home syndication.'

These credit agencies won't help me at all and couldn't tell me why it had such a huge swing.

I have found some companies such as insurance agencies like the road frontage exposure if they can get it cheap otherwise they want to go to warehouse for less per sq ft or office space.

We just got our first mobile home deal, and are looking for some guidance on working out the logistics of doing mobile home repairs.

The NAR is NOT an agency representing consumers or home sellers, or home buyers.  

Out of those 4 only one doesn't get a deposit for mobilization up front, the service calls.

You will have a chance of selling it.He states that mortgage servicers around the country had discontinued foreclosing on millions of delinquent properties (non-agency securitized mortgages) and that millions of people are basically "squatting" and living for free.Can you imagine how frustrated and foolish you'd feel if you took his advice 7 yrs ago?

He's done everything you could imagine including flips, large development projects, acquiring properties through tax liens, foreclosures, buy and hold multi family, buying/foreclosing on notes, land flipping, syndication, buying land and selling it on a note, mobile home parks, storage units, subdivisions, etc.

Look up AJ Schmid at the Huesman-Schmid Agency in Cincinnati.

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