So I’m a wholesaler and I’ve been thinking of getting into mobile homes, but in my state of Texas they are treated as vehicles and so a bill of sale is used, and I was wondering if you can wholesale mobile homes and i if the same process applies.

Huge issue on parking - Small gated community with super strict rules preventing parking overnight unless in garage / vehicle fully on driveway.  

If I could rewind the clock I would 100% target a 4 unit multifamily and on the meeting last night a lender (Joe) presented a great spreadsheet showing lots of loan vehicles to help with a "less than turnkey" condition property which would help someone looking for a 1-4 unit house hack consider a few more options at lower price points with relatively very little down payment.

They would have to probably go to court and get power of attorney status themselves (if not already granted through another legal vehicle) and then they could sign to close the deal.I'm not an attorney... but think that probably makes sense legally.Randy  

One local agent told me they might consider insuring it if I bundled a bunch of other properties and vehicles to entice the carrier to take a risk on the STR.

A way that this can be done is using a vehicle called a Delaware Statutory Trust.

Had Vehicle storage, I could convert to building storage, or if rental rates are so far below Market and I could raise them 20% and still maintain occupancy percentage. 

Good afternoon BP fam, I'm starting to consider Short term rentals as an investment vehicle for myself and was wondering what is the best way to determine the reservation amounts for an area?

I’ve heard numerous success stories from investors who started in debt and used real estate as the vehicle to escape, and then build wealth.

Stacia:Depends on how you want to structure it and the loan vehicle you use.