I was reading upon the SAFE Mortgage Licensing Act that to establish and maintain a nationwide mortgage licensing system and registry for the residential mortgage industry and I had a question related to its application in mobile homes.Let's say I buy a mobile home, and I want to sell it for someone with some financing.

 @Brent Causey - Awesome work and outstanding results for your first flip!

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The same sort of growth will happen in Stockton and Fresno, just not to the same degree.Here are some articles I've written here on BP about Sacramento and Stockton, and a list of the top 100 metro market nationwide for 2017 for other Northern California markets:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/627/topics/424510-how-to-invest-in-stockton-ca---a-detailed-overviewhttp://research.realtor.com/2017-national-housing-forecast/4) Sacramento is great for the reasons I mentioned above... we have a varied job market, a great local economy, and a massive migration pattern of Bay Area money into the city which is driving increased appreciation and rent growth.

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Are they nationwide?

Say the first 4 homes are cash-flowing 200+ per unit with a 12-20% COC-ROI, do the banks see this as a red flag that so many mortgages are outstanding or due to the loans being paid down, and the properties are bringing in Cash, and I have a full time job, it shouldn't be an issue?  

This may make it difficult for many borrowers to qualify given the Debt to Income (DTI) ratios cannot exceed 46.99/56.99 unless you have a very high paying job or other income sources.4) FHA has 4 exceptions to allow a borrower to have two outstanding FHA loans at one time which are: A) you cosigned on a FHA loan for someone else and now want to use FHA for yourself, B) you were legally separated or divorced and now want to use FHA to get your home but are tied on a current FHA loan with your ex-spouse, C) you've been relocated by your company to an area 100+ miles away and need to use FHA to purchase another home, or D) you can document your family size has grown significantly (mammogram or documentation for adoption, dependents, etc).5) you can refinance your current FHA loan into conventional financing or other to free up your FHA so you wont be subject to #4 and #3 above 6) Even if you refinance out the FHA you'll have to deal with timing because you cant file "primary residence," multiple times within 6-12 months otherwise you will trigger mortgage fraud alerts.

I understand that two years after the tax year, if they haven't been redeemed, you can apply for the tax deed sale.I also understand that the certificate holder has no priority in the tax deed sale, but rather the buyer of the deed is responsible for paying all costs to redeem all certificates outstanding on the property.What I DON'T understand is what happens if there is no buyer at the tax deed sale.  

@Mike Higgins If she wants to sell real estate for a living - or at least for her part of your household income, she needs to realize that it takes a lot of hard work.The last statistic I saw was that as a nationwide average, it takes 90 days from shiny new license to first paycheck.