Or find a way to purchase low enough that your rents will support the payments.Or buy a distressed lot, put up a cheap building or mobile home or manufactured home and rent.If you want to do it you will find a way either there or somewhere else.Look into your local tax sales and you may find some homes cheap enough to suit you.

Just wondering if there's a market for flipping by assignment manufactured homes.

Scott - There are plenty of great teachers/mentors out there, and BiggerPockets certainly encourages our members to seek out and find those that are reputable and knowledgeable.

If you back out of a deal or a few deals you will get a bad reputation in your marketGood luck on the short sale

Because the consequences of skipping a payment are pretty negligible (except for your reputation with that particular institution, who'll be the only ones who know about it), there's not as much fear of the potential impact of missing some payments.

Actually, you can't get 2.5% on a one year CD from a reputable firm.

And a number of people who say the pit bull owners are the ones responsible for the breed having a bad reputation.

HOAs have a deservedly bad reputation because of the people who run most of them are on power trips.

The more units you have to manage, the more likely PM companies are willing to work with you on bulk pricing.I'd probably stick with larger more reputable companies that are best of breed, and that are ARM (for residential) or CPM (for commercial) certified.

I formerly worked tech support with a company that manufactured car wash entry systems.