I’m not very new to REI but have a couple rehabs under my belt so If you would like to chat Just PM me.

Couple reasons:1) More limited financing options.2) More limited use and structure for the deals.3) Finally, if you have to inject extra cash into the property for whatever reason (manage an economic downturn or natural disaster, for instance), it's going to be trickier using an SDIRA.Syndications and private lending protect you from much of the property management nuance.

Looking at a property in that area that has been on the market for a couple months, looking for some insight from folks that have experience in that area with rentals.Thanks!!

Hi Crystal,I don't have much experience with manufactured homes, but I flipped one a couple years ago before I moved on to the attached houses. 

I do have a couple question that i put on another disscussion page about direct mail and wholesaling..

@Travis Feldewerd only a couple of mortgages at this point but everything is on autopay.

If you're in a conventional loan and you put less than 10% down, if your house gains value in a couple years and you bring it to that 20% equity threshold or better, all you do is get an appraisal and knock off your PMI....can't do that with an FHA loan.

Especially if you don't have prior rehab experience.I bought a couple that were (almost) rent ready in my own city, because I didn't have a GC I trusted and didn't have time to oversee jobs.

In response to your fourth sentence, how much are the title reports?)

I have used Bill Kozub for a couple of things.