Man, it's been nice seeing that money going to me instead or Ford or Chase.The only debt I'll have is the mortgage and my mortgage with taxes and insurance.

You coudl go buy a Ford F-150 and not be able to park it.

@John Ford also makes a good point.

Agree with @Emily Ford on Dallas Greenworks.Also, Christine Shack, formerly with DGW, is now on her own, operating under Shack Inspections - great service.Andy

They took it from there.I used Lotus Escrow for a few of my sales; they walk you through the process and make the transaction as smooth as possible.

Do you see the market growing due to this:http://www.expressnews.com/business/eagle-ford-energy/article/Apache-discovers-immense-oil-and-gas-field-9207444.php

Move the home.Without proper analysis, lot rent alone may not cover operating expenses and still provide sufficient cash flow.Strategy 2:Simply owner-finance the home and lot using a MLO.  

@Maurice Ford Listcousre have been around for a long time, and a ton of people are having great success with it.

I took my courses through Weichert in Chadds Ford, in person, at the recommendation of my former landlord who was an agent.

We have about $20k liquid to start investing with if you don't count our emergency savings and retirement/brokerage accounts.I've seen some potential properties on the Southern Indiana side, as a new bridge on the east end of the Metro area just opened in Dec 2016, providing shopping opportunities and a much shorter commute for people working at the local Ford plant nearby.a) How do you structure yourself - LLC is best?