MHs are considered personal property, not real property, and transfer of ownership does not consist of transferring a deed, so those things indicate that MHs may not be part of the SAFE Act.

It consists of a number of features, but the main benefit is once a week conf calls with the coach for 3 months.

As far as online, FactCheck.org consistently gets high marks from both sides of the political aisle for being objective and comprehensive.

Yes, your thought process is consistent with mine.I do manage my properties myself, so I use 40% rather than 50%.

I have a 'handshake' partner (attorney firm) who is inconsistent with emailing. I correspond through the paralegal. Three days ago, she said to call her at night to discuss ways to find short sales; she ended up no...

Our effort consisted of visiting the site, contacting the City Planning Department, creating hand-drawn site layout options for the land owner to review and select a reasonable direction, some relevant precedent images showing what the site might look like when completed and an illustrative 3D computer study showing the overall project massing and urban form.

If you know of someone who is consistently having appraisers pissed off or ignoring their comps, I would again suggest having that person take a course on communication.

."-"....lenders are consistently incurring more loss than necessary if a short sale transaction was part of an egregious flip..."

I looked into all methods of note buying, etc. and just could not find a consistent way to crack the lenders to obtain notes in batches less than about $5M face value.Lots of note gurus preach diff ways but you end up with real piecemeal portfolios and it just didn't seem like it could be done consistently without alot of hassle.The other issue that arises (and might arise with Gabrielle's deals) is that just being first lien position is not good enough.

There's no magic pill here as most agents have been taught there's only one way to sell real estate so expect tons of questions however, I do believe it is unarguable act of disclosure.