Yeah some of those stories are hard for me to relate to because the start out with a lot of equity in a home or with a high paying job, and I’m starting from a different place and about 25k in student loans.

So, we are looking for an efficient (energy-wise, because we pay all the utilities), safe, and relatively inexpensive.

Have you considered assessing your portfolio to determine which ones are the highest maintenance headache (or time-consuming tenant, neighborhood tenant quality) or which ones have appreciated notably over your original purchase (sometimes they are both and the same) and might want to consider selling while the market is in a relatively good place?

If you click on Contracts then type "Wholesale" in the search bar, there will be a list of results related to wholesale contracts.I hope this helps.

Code § 453 (l) (2) (B) (ii) (II) which states "any residential lot, but only if the taxpayer (or any related person) is not to make any improvements with respect to such lot."  

Until I have the money to jump in, I'll get my relator license and learn as much as possible about laws and rental properties.

normally it relates to the proration of property tax, if this is not the case then I do not know either

As always, if you ever have any mobile home related questions never hesitate to reach out to us here as were all happy to help.Talk soon, John

(We have no way of knowing if they’re really related to anything to do with the house, when they ask us to pay the bills they won’t show them to us and we don’t want to suggest we’re responsible for any other allergy related doctor visits in the future).

Look for groups who offer referrals to local contractors, Relators, etc.