Not an Expert.

I believe it all comes down to the basic economic principle of opportunity cost.

And, you've decided that someone, who has no law degree, no compliance experience and has dealt in RE/dealing in mobile home deals for 11 years is is an expert to advise you in federal law and financial compliance.

BP is a great resource to become an expert. 

When looking at other areas, you want to be sure to look at the "quality of life" issues, as well as all of the economic factors.

Would love to buy some homes that need a little TLC but I am no expert in that area by any means and always afraid to spend to much money on repair.

It certainly is challenging getting started and I know I'd love the local expert to jump on and help me out.I've got my first meetup I've set up for our area going tomorrow.

I'm not an expert on the subject.

They also handle the payoff and all payments that happen at the closing so you have a professional legal expert handling all of the transaction in accordance with the law (theoretically).NOTE: If you need to take the subject to route, you will need to find a title company or closing attorney that does them.

There are the good and bad at all socio-economic levels, well, until you get up to the cream and default is highly unlikely, but they don't rent in this area, they buy.