Everyone is blaming the new laws that went into effect in early Jan.

Depending on what you are looking for, I may have a very cost effective option to point you to.

I started to think that we should use this very unfortunate situation as a learning tool for us by looking at it as an "investment deal gone bad" and doing what we have to do to get out of it.

Since Mobile homes are cheaper, I thought I'd start by reading up and researching on buying one and flip for a Lonnie deal.It seems there's a new law that's in effect starting January 2014 and it seems the owner financing on mobile home flips are no longer allowed unless one uses a 3rd party lending company?

(or as an extra negotiation tool for you.)

David - Note that we've got a directory of County Records Offices where you can do some research at your local assessor's office online.Take some time to check out all of the resources and tools to the left of the forums that we've assembled for you.

Im seeing more of like professional offices/bed and breakfast/rec center/daycare/home based business/deli...something to that effect would fit well in the area.

Cap rates are very good tools to use when a broker is selling a property but when dicetedthe NOI appears.

Overall effect should be less comodity hitting the world market.

Not sure these desparate measures are having the desired effect.