The ad is worded as if you do this all the time but, the rest of the text, and your response, makes it clear this is not the case.Does the person or entity that loaned you the money to buy the property know what you did with it?

However, there is a big concern that they are going to revisit the issue now that November elections are over.One of the reasons that they have not instituted these fees is from REIA spreading the word and having landlords contact Norwood city council.

Spread the word!

In other words, we've connected with many local investors for referrals on manufactured homes and return the favor when we come across leads of their niche.

As I've been getting calls from potential sellers the words 'seller finance' and 'lease option' are met with near automatic 'NO's.

You have to get the word out.Best of luck.

When I think of the word "scam", the get rich quick mentality comes to mind, and it's always those that fail people in this industry, leading to the common complaint of said failures being the results of a "scam".

Yes it's very nice.I started to have a head ache...I wonder if they are legal residents...It's not a war zone area, probably very nice people who work hard, some of the residents do not have vehicles, but the building is only 3 blocks from a major road with public transportation.The numbers do work.But I doubt I can raise rent without upsetting the dynamics of that group.I also don't think these tenants found this place online, it's word of mouth.Something doesn't feel right.

Use MS Word and do a mail merge.

But don't take my word for it.