@Seth Eaton my idea is you can rent/lease/purchase land and put the containers on it and if the area doesn't work out, you can move them to a different location with very little to lose.

@Yolanda Eiland  I had one last week send me a PM on BP  broken English the whole 9 yards.. but its great that these folks are asking.. but just think how many don't and lose their money.

You can confuse yourself with reading all the opinions in this site.

Any sites BP crew can recommend?

We will also be happy to provide color commentary on the project based on our on-site tours and conversations with the park manager and local stakeholders.Property Highlights:Price: $700,000Total Pads: 75 (53 occupied)Park Owned Homes: 5Seller Financing Available: 65% LTV, 8% Fixed Rate, Interest Only Payments, 5 Year TermAverage Lot Rent: $225 (~10-15% below market)Utilities: Water Well / Septic (City water/sewer line runs in front of property.

I would encourage you to assemble the docs from this site-application forms, leases etc.

I know we'll lose some time/energy on securing a new client, but I'm okay with this if we don't lose any money due to vacancy.  

In our area, you opt to no appraisal to get the house so you foot the bill for difference or losing your deposit. 

I am new to actively engaging the site.

She ended up losing all of them in foreclosure and filing for bankruptcy.The damage from the housing crisis — a toxic combination of frenzied buying, rampant construction, predatory lending and investment excess — was extensive.