Visit a lot of homes before you make a decision to buy one.

I went to visit the property a couple of days ago and the auctioneer disclosed that the home does have a mortgage on it for approximately $35,000.

@Cody Petersen You may need to visit a few and starting talking to the park managers and/or owners.

If you're looking in Columbus let me know when you're gonna visit next and I can give you a run down out while you're here.Remington is a better, dedicated resource than I'd probably be but I always make time to help since many have helped me get to where I am.

The direct mail list requires maintenance every time a letter is returned so you can save money on the next mailing.Almost every property I purchased for discounted prices was found by visiting real estate brokers' offices, telling them what I am looking for and every once in a while I hit a jackpot.The next most-simple method was purchasing at live foreclosure auctions, but you need to be super careful to make sure you are getting a clear title.I purchased a few properties from brokers who didn't know poop from Shinola like a $1.4 million 14-unit apartment building for $825,000.

(average year round temperature is 65 degrees, never too hot or too cold)  It's a beautiful place to live and visit.

(which you can also send a request to agent and ask for these numbers) or you can visit the county website.

Now, I plan to visit Indy, contacting real estate agents, contractors, property management co's etc. prior to travelling... and meeting with them...

Please be aware that although I can certainly schedule another service visit with our trusted licensed professional as you request, when it is determined that there are no mechanical issues, pursuant to the lease you will be responsible for the cost of the visit as additional rent, which may easily exceed $300."

If you feel the need to go visit, call up the Turnkey Providers and see what they can show you.