I find that LinkedIn’s feature that gets tied to Twitter is much more useful.

End walls of a gable system bear more weight and a shed roof along the run will bear less weight but carry the wall above the top plate.So, all exterior walls are load bearing, to some extent and to the extent that if weakend, can cause roof damage, sways and saddles, depending on how the roof rafters are tied in.

Agent cuts ties with you and puts another buyer in your place under identical terms and was able to capitalize in higher commissions or prove not an ARMS LENGTH tranaction.

I've had Pits, very good dogs when the owner is responsible and doesn't tie them up with a log chain without much attention.

I saw many properties that I would have liked to purchase strictly as investments, but my money is tied up in the current deal.

So, I would want to tie it up at this point and get in to do some serious due diligence.I sure would want to look at some financial statements for the last couple of years, I would want to check out the leases, I would want to investigate the rental market, I would want to inspect every unit, I would to call on the fire department, check any police incidents, check with the building department for violations, permits, etc.Overall this looks like a good possibility on the surface.

My transporter: moves the mobile, sets up the mobile by blocking and tying-down.

Just thinking, you need to look at anything you tie in to and make sure it will carry the expected load, Following my suggestion above of bracing a rafter and tieing into joists that are floating and not laid above the top plate, will cause problems...you need to realize how weight is distributed and carried, all the way down to the foundation.

That's wholesaling 101.....have a buyer's list before you have a property tied up....or at the very least, have a plan BEFORE you get the property.

As Chris said, FNMA properties are no different than any other REOs when it comes to negotiation and purchase.That said, the FNMA addendum is much more seller-protecting than most other addenda I've seen, so be careful with respect to the amount of EM you shell out and be prepared to sit and wait with your hands tied if the seller needs additional time to close.These days FNMA will allow you to close with any attorney you want, though they'll still use their own firm to close their side of the transaction.