They are rated as RVs--these tiny homes that have to remain under 400 square feet--so the wheel remain too.At 800 to 1200 square feet you are talking about a HUD rated home, just prior to them going to mobile or manufactured in rating.Cost for these homes are dictated by the owner putting in more higher end options into the home--which, remember, are built custom for these homes because they are smaller.

My experience is that they prefer large open concept kitchen to dinning to living area.

I have done customer presentations with my iPad and Keynote and the 4S is essentially the same hardware.

It would seem if this bill passes that it would be worth marketing to these potential customers.

I found this quote today on the blog of another company here in Memphis:“The uptick is attributed to a continued intensely low rates, a strong register that accommodates a incomparable customer bottom and sellers’ coherence in negotiating a transaction,” Dickson said.

I have only been a customer with this bank for 3 years (the only rental property I have with them I just bought 4 months ago).

In theory you could offer less interest to the shorter term to account for the "liquidity preference," but it is still risky IMO.Originally posted by David Beard:Do you discuss that there is a market for buying/selling seasoned notes?

I actually prefer to JV with potential partners on each deal because it is easy to "split up" later on if things go south after one, two, or X deals.Be careful about securities laws if one party is passive!

After that, I agree that a mixed strategy of mortgage payoff and capital savings is preferred.

I prefer to recommend an LLC as it allows corporate benefits, with simplified filing and fewer tax consequences.