I work full time in the HVAC industry in NC and we are currently in our busyest (I had a real hard time spelling busyest...busyist...busiest...oh well you know what I mean) time of year and have been working pretty much from 7:00am to around 9:00pm everyday except Sunday which is usually around 9:00am till 4:00pm.

I rarely lend my name to anyone/anything, but Lexington Law is an exception to this rule...This is the only service provider that I trust with my clients and they continue to deliver a value worthy of my continued endorsement.

Credit since then is mostly OK except for a few 30 day late payments.

I'm not too concerned about the amount of work needed to bring it up to marketable condition, but I don't like to put more than $10K-$13K into a property on top of my acquisition cost.I like to be able to complete my rehab in less than 90 days, that's doing everything except major electrical and HVAC myself.

It's just like they borrowed from a bank, except I earn the fees that the bank would have.all cash

I'm not sure how this would affect me exactly, except that if I need to resell the place as a 1000 sq ft house, I got big problems.

Good post Soltris; I'm very familiar with Lonnie Scruggs, his program is what I've been doing for close to 18 years, with some rentals for steady cashflow, except I've never owned a MH.

They are like bank owned properties except HUD is like the bank in this case.

Except I plug in different loan balances @ 19 years and 20% to see what amount leads to the payment that you're currently receiving.

On the flipside I've contacted a real estate expert named Judson Voss who told me that some banks don't like properties to be wholesaled at all so they won't allow anything except a realtor commission.