About the only ground you can't push them into is frozen ground.If you do use poles, be sure to avoid anything like street lights, signals, traffic signs, etc.

Those folks are on the ground making things happen.  

My uncle approached me to purchase his primary home....SUMMARY:Home might be FMV $430k+ if it were in good conditionHome needs some significant repairs (leaking roof, ground settling, cracks - 100 year old house) Only major update was HVAC system 15+ years ago.Family member would sell it to me $300k as-isHome assessed at approx $160k right nowIt's been his primary residence for decades  - he'll walk away with his $250k tax free capital gain.It would become my primary home after 4-6 months of rehab (currently renting, but we sold a home exemption qualifying primary this year as well)Uncle is the kind of guy who will give *someone* a fantastic deal on it (because it needs some big work) - so why not me?

@Mindy Jensen  well Carl has some big plans for them.. he is thinking of also developing a big property he has and kind of setting them up like a MHP.. sell the container and retain ground rights on long term leases.

@Wesley Branaman, TIC syndications specifically set up to allow deeded ownership of a tic % of the underlying asset, and NNN ground leases are many times set up the same way.

Hi all, My name is Danielle and I'm a native to Saint Louis, Missouri. Born a raised. Throughout recent years, its been devastating to see the slow demise of my hometown. Neighborhoods are deteriorating, the economy i...

The form will ask all the questions we need to make an intelligence offer and to have a common ground to have a reasonable conversation about the property they want to sell.After the Locator gets all the questions answered, I than call and negotiate a meeting and offer with the seller.

A while back, someone got hurt at a rental home by tripping over a slab of concrete sticking out of the ground, and all the person asks to pay my doctor bills, and the owner told him to get off his property, and he hired a lawyer and the lawyer passes the file to me, and I went to visit the home and to take pictures an, I found the concrete sticking out of the ground, and then I started my investigation and found out the home was finance, and he transfers it into an LLC, and he did not have insurance coverage as required by the bank, and I found another rental property he has free and clear that the lawyer will go after, and I contacted the bank and now the bank will send the borrower a letter that they can do a due on sale clause, and then the borrower will transfer the home back into his name and then the LLC will play no part when the lawyer sues all this over $700 in doctor bills.

@Shawn Thom @Karen Margrave As they are completely different one is ground up and one could be tear down and rebuildKaren can you post the U tube video on this thread that I sent you.. lets see what kind of feedback we get from the one I did on one of my new builds. 

I have the mentality that I want to hit the ground running and learn on the go.