Needless to say we were fairly stoked that he agreed to speak with our little group.Through the power of the internets, Skype and an overhead projector, we were able to beam his smiling countenance onto the screen for all to see, like Big(gerPockets) Brother watching over us from some Sci Fi flick... only a kind, gentle Big Brother with a beard, a mustache and cool microphone.He then generously answered questions from our members for the next 30 mins.It was incredible that even though Brandon was halfway around the world, it felt like he was in the room with us. 

I heard a pop on my way down as my left leg twisted in three different directions.

That quote is my own twist on a quote from the movie The Santa Clause: "Seeing isn't believing.

(again, the time costs involved with eviction, showing up to court when it's the least convenient)Suppose this was the same guy who robbed you last year, and when you called the police, he tripped on your steps trying to get away, twisted his ankle, then sued you for neglect?

They tend to overcomplicate things and often try to come up with twists to one up an agent without a law degree.

I gently told her maybe my offer would be her miracle. 

I will just knock on wood and feel grateful for having gentle tenants for the time being.All that said, and I will say that I am relatively pleased with the FRP.

His subsidiaries are set to serve and not own the RE market:Clayton Holmes = sells manufactured housingAcme Brick = speaks for itselfBenjamin Moore = paintHomeServices of America = brokerageNebraska Furniture Mart = home furnishingShaw Industries = 2nd largest US carpet manufacturerGIECO = home insurance broker------------------------------------------My twist on his remark about housing comes from his insurance float which runs about 70+billion.

Other than that, the numbers don't add up if you add them up correctly and don't twist the numbers to suit you (i.e. 3% gain in appreciation is not 3% return).

That's a twist @John.In short yes.I've been informed by many other investors that even if a mobile/manu's title is surrendered and now classed as real property, it still falls under the rules.Dbls/Triples before 1976 wont finance.