To the best of my knowledge (if I'm wrong here please correct me, someone), since the HUD manufactured home framework came out in the late 70s, multi unit manufactured homes have never been financeable with fannie/freddie/fha money, meaning no one ever made them, and probably no city ever allowed these types of modifications because they would create potential blights, meaning there's about a zero percent chance that any of the stuff making that thing a multi-unit has permits, is remotely close to being up to code, etc.

I want to know what the state regulations say about someone that purchases a home (me in this scenario) with no formal knowledge that meth was used/made in the home... cleans up/rehabs the home?

A lot of my family/friends have lost their homes, but thankfully have made it out ok.I wanted to start this thread as kind of a 'check in' for everyone, and just making sure everyone is ok. 

In the last 9 months while working a new full time job (when I started my real estate journey) I have one rental house currently rented out and cashflowing, a fix and flip that is in process, and I just made an offer for a duplex with seller financing and limited money down that will cash flow nicely.

I am extremely interested in real estate investing and currently looking to close my first deal while working full-time as a Director in Customer Relations.

I am looking for more houses in the 19th Ward.The areas you put give you a big range of prices, and a variety of potential customers.

My last position made it nearly impossible to manage 4 doors.

It is a competitive business yes, but there are deals to be made everywhere , you just have to keep pushing through.Regards Charles

If payment is not made by grace period, say the 5th, landlord files on the 6th.

For the past year, whenever I Googled something about REI BP would inevitably come up, but I finally made an account!