@Carlos OlivaDepends on the state and the use of funds, but typically it’s as easy as it sounds.

Some trial State versus Sam XXXX.  

I agree with John about settling on a property and running the numbers.However, if it were me once the market and property were identified I would form an LLC with an operating agreement that states what each members contribution and responsibilities are. 

The main guide lines focus on it being on a permanent foundation (Concrete slab), Hurricane tie-downs if you are in FL, GA, LA and a few other states, must be a double wide and not moved from another location.

Early the next morning I received an email stating the company would not honor my policy but they had another one that they could place it with immediately, but at a rate of $14,374.

@Amee Gardner the fastest way for you to make some quick money is by finding deals that you can wholesale to other investors.Many will state you need to build a buyers list, but that's crappy advice.If you find a good deal and advertise it in just a few places, investors will find it and buy it!

Like many of you, I am frequently contacted by syndicators raising capital for apartment building acquisitions in distant markets. In many instances I am notified an offer was made in a multiple offer situation with a...

The April 2024 market report from the Austin Board of REALTORS® (ABoR) shows that the median home price in the City of Austin rose by 6% to $593,500 over the past 12 months.

You can always try check with the city's planning or building & safety departments to see if they have any type of file related to the parcel, and if they do, if there is any due diligence in the file, i.e. soils, etc. 

Plus the pass rates are lower for the CPA exams in a large majority of states compared to the BAR.