With mobile homes in MHPs you buy wholesale and sell retail carrying back the paper.

Then when she files for adjustment, they base my payment on the income of the company leaving me with 1500/mo child support payments that I wouldnt be able to afford.I am planning on doing a couple fix/flips, and some mobile homes, then once I build up some cash I want to buy and hold properties for passive/long term income.

I have learned lot from your answers in the last 2 months (I'm a BP newbie) which I didn't learn from member-shipping real estate clubs in the last 2 years.I'm amazed on your dedication and diligent answers.

If you are looking for a list of assets the banks have, you will have a much harder time with that, unless they have a dedicated website.As to who the right people to talk to, that is a tough one.

The lower dollar amounts I recommend mobile homes.

I'm considering buying a mobile home park.

I live and invest down in Mobile, Al and focus mostly on rentals and flips.

I received a call from a seller in St Pete that needs to sell their mobile home before June 1st.

I find keeping up with the latest codes an exercise in futility - there's only so many hours of the days and a finite amount of brain cells to dedicate to the task.

You want to make sure you have the right Internet provider, the proper equipment, dedicated bandwidth and excellent end-user support.In the past, investing in these types of expensive managed internet networks was limited to enterprises, universities, banks and high-end facilities that had the resources to hire an MSP (Managed Service Provider) and pay for the up-front installation costs.