I have found the same thing in terms of lots of real estate knowledge in North Texas, but not a lot of folks with any back ground in mobile homes.

Let's say it was an assignment of a contract and the seller did the deal, the seller still has grounds to call the strawman in being a party to the transaction, meaning he can sue him anyway.

Some we're big enough for 2-3 houses, and it just made me curious what the average cost per square foot is to build a house from ground up.

My take away is this: I believe that if you have 'boots on ground' in philly you can do much better than working with a turnkey provider.

I hope that when you do start investing, you hit the ground running!

So, if they want to handle all the flipping and contracting and camp on the grounds to oversee the whole thing, oh heck yeah.

I am a buy and hold guy, so would be happy to provide any info I can to get your investing career off the ground.

capital ground leases can qualify as well.  

It is also on high ground.

Most reports can be delivered in about 4-7 days after inspection takes place and include conference calls immediately afterward to discuss immediate capital needs or any items that may arise during the inspection that would be deemed relevant to the completion of the deal going hard.Property Condition Assessment Inspection Fee TableFees are based on a per door rate as follows,Basic $375.00 per door Includes a visual inspection of foundation, exterior skin, common area, site lighting, life safety systems, roof condition (from ground), interior condition assessment of units up to 75% if accessible.