A lot of sellers will say that, but when you hit them with a competitive financed offer (shortened loan/appraisal contingency, high EMD, short due diligence, etc) and pre-approval, they almost always reconsider.Really, the only reason cash offers are more attractive than financed offers is because of the uncertainty pertaining to the borrower as well as the property qualifying and appraising.

Primarily I am interested in the mobile home niche.

Also depending on your pre-approval, that might be higher than what you can realistically afford so if you haven't I would suggest working out all of the payments.  

Hi all,I just got my pre-approval letter from a hard money lender.

Can anyone recommend a good mobile home inspector st Pete area.

I've been looking through the forums in the mobile app.

I'm also interested in multifamily purchase and/or development, residential development, mobile homes and any weird creative strategies.From what I've learned so far capital gains are best, timing the market is more important than location, the less sexy it is the less competition and better returns, real connection is better than speed networking.  

Any recommended mobile home repair handymen/women out in the Midland/Odessa area?

If you are ready to invest now, go get pre-approved so you know what you can buy and how much you will need to put down.Good luck and keep using the analysis tool! 

Just got approval for a portfolio loan from one of our local banks.