Hello;I am living in Southern California and at the moment I am movingfrom L.A. to Riverside county .I am looking for an advice, what is the most time efficient method, to finda piece of land for sale, on which would be allowed to place mobile home.I am interested in Inland Empire area which is not very far fromRiverside city, however I am quite flexible.My search on internet did not bring any results, and Realtors, few I contacted, seems not to want to bother at all withthis kind of sales.

As for what percentage for you, that depends on what you bring to the table.

Realize that no amount of regret or guilt will magically bring back the past, what's done is done.

TV done correctly at the correct times with the correct message can bring great results...The power of television accounts for 34% of my business

Obviously Mike and some others are still investing in the US even if the paper they collect from the tenants is not worth anything.Do we want to bring this back around to RE investing or do people want to continue the macro level discussion?

find out what the payoff is....add 10k moving expense....thats your lowest possible purchase price unless you feel the homeowner is in a position to take less than that and bring money to closing....doubtful it would seem.if 80% of the arv is greater than the payoff plus 10k, you're making a profit as long as your buyer is willing to buy the property for 80% of the arv.

There has to be a step i am missing i look through the papers and the sites when the houses go to auction someone already beat me to the punch meaning they ot to the home owner befor the auction what form can i bring to them so i can do the same.

There's nothing like success to bring a spouse on board pronto :train:

I am in Oregon... so if someone is having a sale in February, that means they are about 4 months behind, and then another 4 months to the sale date of February, for 8 months behind at 2k per month = $16k plus about 4k in attny fees = 20k to bring current...

Brings back some old memories about a condo deal I lost thanks to an agent who had no morals......It's all good, though!