Thank you to our military for answering the call and putting your lives on the line so we can live a safe, comfortable existence here.

Before trying to purchase one of the condemned properties PLEASE check out your local laws in detail.If the house is condemned, it is deemed not even safe for a repair person to be in, and therefore CAN NOT be fixed up.

The manufactured housing industry has been adversely affected by the SAFE Act in ways that are inconsistent with the purpose of the SAFE Act.

Is it safe to have the PM co and the Owner Co similar in name, or for safety sake should the PM co be something completely different?

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Most of my lenders i deal with in these areas may require an SKR( Safe Keeping Receipt) and it needs to be from a top rated bank.

That concerns the EPA requirements for RRP certified people to perform certain renovation work, to be following "lead safe" practices.

Because of the SAFE Act I'm nervous about proceeding too far into the deal.

The more recent EPA lead paint rules require that for pre-1978 construction, that renovations be performed in a lead-safe manner by certified professionals (and even that requirement does not impact owner occupants who are DIY, since the DIY owner occupant is exempt from the requirement).

Lastly and guess what, I also see the IRS going there as playing in concert with the SAFE Act, financed transactions, as well as being watched by the new CFPB bunch.