I do consulting with folks building or renovating homes and prefabs are a great option.

Hi Dwight,Like I mentioned in the email- I would suggest consulting with a real estate attorney in your area, as opposed to getting legal advice from title agents, realtors, and mortgage brokers.

Do you suggest that I consult an attorney before signing any docs?

You may want to consult a real estate lawyer.What`s to stop the buyer from buying it straight from the bank instead of from me?

Again, these are very welcome changes we will want to monitor to see their effect.

What a load of tripe..The rating agencies were consulted by the banks issuing the paper, they worked with the issuers to craft the paper and and then gave them the "AAA" ratings, and were paid for their "services".The foreigners were foolish not to do due diligence, but they did not cause the meltdown, they were just lazy."

We can monitor everything from 3 bids that we get on every property from our group of preferred contractors to CFK statuses to multiple offers on properties, counter offers, and closings - all at the same time, and keep everything totally paperless.

Rich,You can just check the box near the top of a post to add it to your "monitored topics".

It's not like it's incriminating, but random and silly.I just like to be real and don't like the idea of monitoring my profile.

To say that there is no downside risk is very misleading.I believe good investors manage their risks and monitor the market to continually reduce potential risk.