This is what Buffett did in 2007 before the crash...but easier said than done.Also, it would be foolish to hold a stock until you achieve an arbitrary sell price target if other more favorable opportunities exist in real estate.Another thing to consider: You may not need to sell your stock to put the money to work in real estate.

But, it certainly could make someone who is favorable towards the house like it more (or conversely, if something is wrong, make them like it less).

The Tenant Union of Washington State, out of Seattle, is very strong and has introduced legislation that has been favorable for tenants.

Many park owners will not allow you to rent out homes in their park.Another reason I'm much more in favor of seller financing is that your "tenants" (even though they're technically not if you seller finance) have a financial interest in the MH.

The bank is doing you a favor if they are telling you that you need more of a cash reserve, you should always have that.

Just because the prior complaint did not get responded to doesn't mean the time on this compliant will be shortened in the favor of the plaintiff.

I spent a lot if time with these kind people and learned two things about gambling: It is intended as entertainment for guests and, risk must favor the house in order to stay in business.I have been told by some of my other investor friends that I have a higher tolerance for risk.

Do they favor individuals over investors?

I am wondering if you decided in favor of a condo and why or why not.

My biggest thing is that I like my investments to be tangible, which is why I dumped the 401k in favor of rental property.