I've used flex options, but I didn't like them because if the end buyer is using financing to buy the property the amount of cash he has may be limited which limits how much you can charge him to assign the flex to him.Drawing up a PSA between you and the wholesaler doen't work if the wholesaler is doing an assignment and not a double close so I didn't find that method helpful.

However, whenever I try and get a hold of the guy in charge of the project, he never takes my calls nor returns them.

If your area doesn't have title companies, then just ask a real estate attorney (they shouldn't charge you for a five minute question, in my opinion)

NO CHARGE!!

Hi Dottie,You'd probably have to check with the local authority in charge of manufactured homes - see what they've got in their records and how they see this property - i.e. real property or personal property.

Hi...Talked with a guy who has been doing MH deals in MN for 3years and he says all you need is a license and it takes 140$...not much hassle...there are other limitations in MN which make it difficult like the upper limit on interest rate you can charge and default procedures...Vinayak

Hard money lenders generally charge points (a percentage of the loan) as their fee , 5% is typical.

If it goes out again I will have the tennant leave it off and call him for a return visit (no charge in the next 30 days).

I did end up buying the course & never received any type of email confirmation from the company, then checked my bank account 2 days after & they did charge me.

Speaking about out-of-control spending, the debate is beginning on Obama's proposed budget.Here was an interesting comment: House Minority Whip Eric Cantor charged that Obama's budget is "so far out of the mainstream" that even members of Obama's own party are reluctant to support it.Story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090325/ap_on_go_co/congress_budget :cool: