I trust no fund to do high quality Hard Money Lending that I will invest in nationwide. 

Then you can have a conventional roommate situation and save money towards the next down payment.

I would look into hiring a bookkeeper, as they can save you time and money in the long run. 

If you are investing the same amount of money and they are in the location you are investing in, that's a recipe for inequality of effort.

If you cant find cheaper than that with a heloc than just use hard money. 3.

But no one Knows Nothing, so they could knock it out of the park, or slow bleed money for years.Good luck Aman

I want to invest in mobile homes but only have a very small amount of money can anyone give good company or person to contact please Thanks

If they do so while owing you money, you (a) may get that debt owed discharged, and (b) they may or may not be compelled to move out of your property.

As an example, a taxpayer is completing their own renovations of a property to save a bit of money with the intention to rent out.

It would cost around $3,500 to safely get my head above water with the licensing expenses, and I currently do not have that much, as I have most of my money currently in either a retirement fund or going toward college.