Yes, you’re using the premises and all mechanical systems, but you're also renting them.

Hello.. Anybody doing any MH investing a.k.a "Lonnie Deals" in the Rockford,IL area?? I'm new to MH investing, just want to get some good info...Thanks!

I'm asking because I don't know the mechanics WRT payouts for this type of daisy chain wholesaling.

If so, I would think there would be some tax implications to them that they probably wouldn't want to deal with.The other option is to get a motor vehicle finance license and just loan money on mobile homes.

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Michael A Giacone Wholesale Manager Residential Mortgage Banking 1761 East Garry Avenue, Suite 200 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone (800) 261-5290 x32 Mobile (714) 928-1572 Fax (949) 269-9142 Note that this lender doesn't care how many financed properties the borrower has so long as its loan is the borrower's primary.

Using this route, there is still risk they could get sued and a judgment added, mechanics lien, etc. to the property (they still have title remember) but my contract says if that happens it is subtracted from what they get.

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I currently work for a mechaincal engineering firm up here in NH which is beneficial to me undestanding the mechanical systems of various different types of properties.We found this site and feel that it will become a great resource not only for information but for networking as well.

I am a brand new member looking at mobile home investing in California.