While I never like to defend anyone's lack of expertise or professionalism, in this case I wonder if maybe there's something else going on.

Do you have real estate expertise?  

There is only so much I can learn from books and online - your expertise and insights would be invaluable.My goal is to partner with a knowledgeable mentor willing to show me the ropes.

I could use a bit of localized expertise!

He's being modest...he's got financial expertise, AND he is a pretty dang good investor himself.

Hello all BP's community,need some expertise advice/answer please as to why our 1996 Palm Harbor doublewide  mobile home with an extra older 3-1 mobile on the 1/2 acre of land.In a highly sought after $300k-Mega Millions lake area and were the only mobile within miles and being on the market for 70 days can not sell.Had buyers attempt a loan and were denied for having a second mobile on property,then the lender said will approve if remove 2nd mobile within 2 wks. of closing.Then buyer paid for an inspection that i feel would of killed any deal,(60 pages of negativity,down to a door stop missing)next thing we know we recieved the buyer's $300 earnest funds.Do you feel the inspection killed the deal or do the lenders just dont want to loan on the mobile homes market in general is my primary question.

Thanks so much for sharing your expertise!

I've been so impressed with the willingness of this great community to provide expertise and experience. 

I need help with some or all of the following:HCAD property classificationBuilding permitsMulti-family property requirementsRe-plattingFinancing that works for whichever method we land onHas anyone worked with someone with expertise here?

You can also highlight the value you bring to the table, such as your expertise in renovating distressed properties, and the potential benefits to the seller of working with you, such as a quick and hassle-free sale.It's important to note that your profit margin should be reasonable and transparent.