It really puts alot of things in perspective, and for me it has greatly improved my life in a positive direction, in all areas.

I'm trying to see if the property could be purchased prior to the sale.COULD the property owner sign off on the property and then the possibility of going to the bank, and then go to the bank and purchase the non-performing note?

In the case of a multi-tenant building, the tenant will usually make repairs happen within their space, while the property owner takes care of capital improvements, routine common area maintenance, and emergency repairs that may affect multiple tenants.

I just found out it goes into effect on JAN 1--- so I have people who are freaking out, because now they are in contracts and cannot perform...

My suggestion is to work HARD to pay your bills and improve your credit.

I find lots available for as little as $5k so can anyone tell me what questions I need to ask and what due diligence I should perform if - I want to buy a lot and move a mobile home onto it, then sell the home and rent the lot?

Don't get caught in the trap of focusing all of your energies on improving on your weaknesses, Instead focus on becoming stronger, in areas that you are already strong at.

-When are the inspections and appraisals performed?

Then the lenders relied on your results as if you had performed a full blown appraisal.

kinda like the libs who do nothing but chant "i hate bush" but offer nothing in the way of ideas to improve this country's lot.but you gotta love all the folks out there that will watch the news and buy into the hype.