This lady just called and said that she has to sell her double wide right now, tonight because she's driving to Illinois and has to be there tomorrow. 

I specialize in small business funding. we have a wide range of experience working with companies across all sectors of industry.

Stay away from condos, unless "incredible" deal.

The business model is incredible and the technology they offer is cutting edge. 

There are five individuals in the group, across a wide variety of careers and interests. 

I disagree with some of the assumptions above.Here's my take on gurus: most of them were / are successful to a certain degree but just like most of us they need to secure deals and financing.Being in front of large crowds is incredible for their brand.

Build credit- - and savings - so you can be approved later on for incrementally bigger loans and smaller down payments, which means more capital to 'invest' widely.

Said another way, at least for the time being, you should look at it as a pure cash flow investment, and even then, go into it with eyes wide open.  

Bubble nation wide, no.

I've gleaned an incredible amount of info but I don't think I've ever seen this answered.If I found a deal, in much the same way any other investor would, lets say I could pick up a SF home for 55k, and it's worth 100k, and it needed say 15k worth of repair, so I hit the target for a house that's going to be worth investing in,Would I be able to purchase that home with an FHA secured loan?