FYI - Seterus is a Special Servicing company.

You obligate yourself to assessments that you may not know the amount of, that can change (according to the rules governing the assessments) without your "acceptance", you obligate yourself to special assessments that may be levied from time to time, etc....

It's part of it, and the money has accrued over time from rents so our tenants are essentially paying the bill for us, but would hate that large of an expense to come up and not be prepared for it.

Seeing fellow advisors receive brass plaques and special award dinners for cheating clients did.

If you are a surviving spouse of a farmer, you may also be treated as materially participating in the farm, if the real property used for farming meets the estate tax rules for special valuation of farm property passed from a qualifying decedent and the surviving spouse actively manages the farm.

I know I'm taking a big risk here by spending all of the cash I have available and becoming cash poor, but I'm prepared to take that risk.So, I want to make an offer for all cash with having 7k in the bank with the other 7k coming in less than 21 days, but I feel if I wait that long, the property will be gone.

So you will need to be prepared to talk to both buyer's and sellers.

Years ago we sold televisions in hypermarkets, now the specialized shops have taken over the niche.

While Ken's company may be specializing in the MH industry, I'm sure much of what they do applies to the stick-built guys as well. :)

Here is a brief background of myself:Started out (January 2011) part time as an intern for a reputable property management company in Southern California, specializing in SFH and HOA's.