I prefer to stand up to the bully.

Says the insurance company will fight hard if sued for $5MM.As far as I know, when I got into active businesses in LLC's, S Corps, they are not covered by the umbrella but stands on it's own with their own liability.

This is a free-standing house, not attached.

If there is a deck, it must be free standing and not be nailed to the house for load support.

I have a 6877 sf 6BR/5bath home that we are about to rehab and can easily make 3 suites w kitchenettes and private baths plus an outdoor stand alone studio. 

Makes sense from a protection stand point, but doesn't seem to work in regards to building your first real estate business. 

If the seller has good property and the market is strong he's better off selling it on the retail market, no matter how good your "pitch" is.But if he's sick and tired of being a landlord and can't stand the idea of one more tenant call, then he has a problem.

There is something very powerful about each project being independent and having to stand on its own merit.

We've had this property for 10 months do you think he has a leg to stand on?

Plus they ship directly to you.But the big attraction is that they keep track of how much you've spent on each house or park, so that you have control over those costs and can use that data to make sure you make a profit on each home sold (or at least know where you stand before you price it).Here's an article I wrote about them for my newsletter recently:Why Most Smart Park Owner Are Changing Over To Purchasing Platform To Buy Virtually Everything For Their PropertyIn 2018 we became huge customers of Purchasing Platform – one of their largest.