You'll also have loads more solid connections, potential investors and an alumni network to work from.

These properties are always hard to find, but with a lot of networking and meeting people, they can be found.Mike

Hi All,My name is Dana and I'm new to this sort of thing, but eager to learn and get involved in investing in real estate.Just looking to expand my network here and figured this would be a good way to begin this venture.Nice to meet you all,Dana

You want to network with others who invest in similar communities.The math skills will come in handy.

Now I hear from them as often as I hear from credit card companies and "Dish Network".

How important any one piece of information is will vary by the deal.As a screening technique finding out if there is equity can be important given your business model. I

I make a very good living here and am not trying to become a real estate investor to get out of debt but am rather coming here with a fairly important amount of cash in the bank that I would like to invest in real estate.I would like to participate in your forum and start building a network because laws and possibilities in the US are very different from what I used to deal with in France and I would like to avoid the most common mistakes right from the start.If I can help with my knowledge of real estate in France or Cuisine tips, it will be my pleasure.

Not to mention it's a way to meet and network with other people.

Lonnie's business model is to buy a mobile for 10-25 cents on the dolar (trust me no MH seller's asking price is within 50% of what he'll take to walk away) and resell it for "terms"There are two sides of every deal, there's "price" and there's "terms". 99.99% of all buyers are "terms" buyers.

Also I have more networking there.