First, they are usually non-financeable though conventional means, so the demand is lower and thus the price is significantly lower as well.

If it's managed by an individual, what is the best place to get that information rather than the pro forma?

Do any of you wise individuals have thoughts about my situation or recommend HMLs to talk to?

Maybe a general BP Slack workspace with individual channels for specific locations would interest people?

See, with access to so much data for a specific property you can tell the social media platforms to show ads directly to those individuals on the mailing list and no one else.

See, with access to so much data for a specific property you can tell the social media platforms to show ads directly to those individuals on the mailing list and no one else.

For this, I will continue writing down my goals, meditate, speaking affirmations to myself and surrounding myself with empowering individuals.

Either looking into a live in fix and flip since the housing market is hit with rates being lower and houses in high demand or looking into buying a fix and then turning it into a rental after 2 years of living in and remodeling or looking into a multi family where I can live in a u it and rent the other.

If the rents and rental demand in Locust Grove are stable and you can cash flow, it would surely be simpler to manage/oversee.

Banks are not stupid and the concept of putting a property into a Trust, while legal, makes it far simpler for the bank to do a sort on their current loan portfolio for all loans with the word "Trust" in them and call them all due en masse or as groups, because the banks know they didn't lend to a Trust, they lent to an individual.