I sat at a table by the bookshelf for about 3 hours reading it and I have to say, it opened my eyes to REO's.

The way it works in apartment brokerage is that when a deal comes available, a broker's closest clients, or "pocket buyers," come to the table with aggressive offers, minimal contingencies and all cash/private funding.

You may be better served by developing criteria of what you want and then you can create your own guidelines to evaluate properties and determine what is a good buy or not.Below is a table.  

MH investing is very unique and it is sooo easy to purchase a property for too much money or leave extra profit on your closing table when you resell.

So navy blue is probably your best choice.For example:Step 2:Page two should be your table of contents listed in bullet form:• Company History• Why my Company• Business Plan(which would include projections and strategy)• ConclusionStep 3:Once all of this is done, re-read, have someone else double check and then re-read again, do spell check.

My phone is ringing from motivated sellers with little equity and cant sell without bringing cash to the table, so I need to know how to do this without getting into legal trouble Thanks 

This operator is doing table top CFD's no registering anything on each property. 

As the years go by the tables will turn and the expenses will go up higher and higher.

Since all money in the father's name needed to be accounted for, we had the mortgage assigned to the father's estate prior to the paying off the mortgage (actually happened at the closing table).  

Generally it is not calculated using a depreciation table but rather based on the cost to replace divided by the life expectancy of the item.