Technically, if you get an appraisal and the house is not overpriced, and there are no majors issues via an inspection, wouldn’t it still be a good deal?

", and where I was looking for insight is just that if I don't pull out the 80% equity then it technically does have both equity and strong cash flow, meaning I wouldn't want to sell. 

I knwo you can technically get a better return in other ways but it's a great feel to have no mortgage payment on the 1st!

I was planning on buying a MH with land in a tax sale in Alabama but I am unsure of the legality of entering it since it is technically personal property.Can a make improvements and rent it out?

Those questions are technical questions and you can find a lot of info on YouTube.

So technically yes, they rejected the offer.

If you are a LLC with multiple members you do need a real estate broker license, or to employ a broker, since the manager would technically be representing more than one party. 

@Larry JohnstonMy colleagues addressed the technical side of your question.

I am a voracious reader (slash youtube video watcher) and thanks to BP, I have been able to acquire the basic technical knowledge required to identify, assess and initiate a deal at a fairly rapid clip over the past few months.

My guess is he’s under staffed and feeling the crunch of the spring market.