Rachel, or somebody who knows, what lenders are doing loans for clients who want to purchase Manufactured Home in Parks.

With inflation a manufacturer can keep raising prices to keep up as long as it isn’t runaway hyperinflation.

How can this manufactured crisis be endlessly debated by the people that were in charge without a single person losing their liberty or their life for these egregious actions against the entire country?

One of the biggest keys to doing Lonnie deals is to make sure that you are working in parks / manufactured home communities (I prefer to call them) that are dealer friendly.

With QE3 all but guaranteed, investors will continue to run to gold as they have been.The demand for the metal will not go down in the manufacturing sector as China is cranking up to full capacity again and India will always buy; the 'safe haven' status will only get strengthened by the further debasement of currency.SLW, SVM, GG, GORO are especially strong right now due to the consolidation in January.

Hi Dottie,You'd probably have to check with the local authority in charge of manufactured homes - see what they've got in their records and how they see this property - i.e. real property or personal property.

Add to that the documents that must be a part of any closing package and a full understanding of what those documents must contain, when the borrower must get them, as well as those things a lender is required to check before making a loan.Lending on real estate or a manufactured home that you did not actually live in before you sold and financed it has become very complicated, and the new federal agency, The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau intends to enforce both state and federal laws through a new joint agreement being signed with all the state attorney generals, and several other federal agencies.As much as I dislike writing this because I know people won't like it, the reality is the internet is not the place to get information on lending law.

Check with your local housing office in charge of titling manufactured homes.

And in section F-908.7.5 it stated that owner of the building (landlord) shall post a notice in common area and inform tenants about CO alarms and provide with manufacturer instructions.

You'll be ahead of the game by skipping an architect and going straight to a self storage conversion kit manufacturer like Trachte or Janus.