And someone named 'Skip' from these companies? I'm looking at possibly using their financing for some of our rehab projects and wondered if anyone had any experience using them.

Thanks in advance.

He felt he was an expert because of all the mobile home roofs he had repaired.It seems like a lot of work & in the colder climes I could see the joints that are tarred together cracking/opening up but it may last long enough to re-sell it :)But to fix a leaking joint I have resorted to the tar fix.

Im not a commercial expert, so if that's specifically where your looking to invest, disregard what I just said.

You can usually find an experienced professional to help you set it up or attend a class over a couple days to learn the ins and outs pretty affordable.I am not an expert on the matter but I have used QB in large institutional capital setting and it works just fine.

I'm not an expert but to build credit you have to have to use credit cards.Use the credit cards and pay them in full each month (you don't pay any interest), you can setup automatic payment, to be sure you don't miss any payments.Pay the $215, probably that is the reason your credit score went down.

I'd ask some wholesaler experts on BP and some people who do fix-and-flips (I haven't done either) and get their thoughts.How I did it was I took 2 years to save up for my first down payment on a house and did a buy-and-hold strategy.

Ack, I forgot the site I just looked at to evaluate a park in Tyler, TX but usually someone has an economic report for the area like zillow or homesnap or truilia or realtor.com.

“I am not a legal expert but I do know from experience you will have to wait 1 yr to qualify for a 1031. 20% is typically the minimum for conventional financing but 25% for investment actually gets you a better rate, either way you should avoid PMIPersonally, I know your market, you could buy a few SFHs in that area with much less pain and uncertainty at great deals, get cash flow and not have to worry about all these other extenuating circumstances and the transaction cost involved.Hope that makes sense

I know all complexes are different and the economics vary, but is there a rule of thumb here that will point me in an area to go?

Not that I'm doubting your expert...ok, maybe I am a little, haha!