It is my understanding that due to the stigma, and "not in my backyard" mentality, zoning laws in and around most towns and communities make it very difficult to develop new MHCs. 

Hi all,After trying to do this in Denver for my nephew, I am now braving another hot market in Portland to find a place for my 2 daughters who just graduated and live there.

Its a simple mental change, but profound effect.Also an update: I am 2 months into a 6 month marketing campaign of "test" letters that I wrote personally after reading Claude Hopkins, System's Business Correspondence, and Robert Collier.

I know that the owner passed away and left it to daughters that live out of state.

We went apartment "shopping" a couple of years ago to see what some of the high end complexes were doing for floors and counter tops,  and brought my infant daughter along with us.  2 out of 3 told us that even though she was less than 6 months old, we would have to rent a 2 bedroom for the 3 of us, and the other one said we could rent a one bedroom but they wouldn't renew the lease once my daughter was over 6 months old! 

Responsibility for others, a lot of people say they want to make big money, but aren’t equipment mentally to handle it.

What you have is very simply a mental block.

I am Sandra, and other than being a single mom, I am a homeowner, a grandmother (kinda), a bad ***, and my daughters business partner.  

Chris Kohlmeir When it comes down to it, the first deal is the hardest because you have to get over that mental block.

You can also talk to a title rep to get you that owner’s information.The one thing I would recommend and make sure you do not do is go into this property with an all in mentality.