That will be on the commercial side, yes, however, much of what I mentioned still applies, you still can't do just anything you can dream up on a commercial transaction but it can certainly be different than on the consumer side. 

But if it's possible, I'm going to do it.I make decent money but also have hefty bills (school loans, other debt from back in the day when I was a dumb young adult, childcare, child support) so I'm really keen on networking with people that can provide direction on igniting the fire with very little spark, so to speak.I look forward to interacting with and learning from all of you!

How are your current consumer debt levels?

Unfortunately, the larger market for chattel lending on manufactured homes is based on making loans to consumers who want to purchase some other consumer’s home.

A quick background about myself: I am 23 years old, and since high school my end game has been to go into real estate investing full time after talking to my high school Consumer Ed teacher who was big into it.

Assuming the FMV of the property will support the deal, I would give it some consideration at $100K, but not at $120K.

Hey everyone, I want to know more about customer support tools and what are the options. 

I want to let y'all who are looking at property in the District of Columbia to take a peek at the Dept of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs' Property Information Verification System, or PIVS ( http://pivs.dcra.dc.gov/PIVS/Search.aspx ).

The first thing you have to account for, does the property support the loan.

You have to be on the City Council, part of the school board, on the chamber of commerce, a supporter of the fire department, etc., etc.