Wasn't sure the best place to post this question.Re: Digital Nomads - basically means we plan to be working remotely from the road moving around city to city while we still can before our jobs ask us to go back into the office :-)Yeah, I think we can probably work out something similar where we split the cost and definitely avoid realtors.

Originally posted by @Mark Brogan:i would contact an attorney in this area, it never seizes to amaze me the links the cities will go to so they can cause problems and then tell you they all about affordable housing, all they really about is taxing the heck out of homeowners and they know they cant get lots of taxes out of mobile homes so they dont like them, i dont see you losing this battle cause the homes were already in the park and in lots of cases that grandfathers them in, mayors are not lawyers and it sounds like you are in an area where they dont like parks good luckCities don't like low end MHPs because of taxs they don't like them because they tend to be eye sores and mini ghettos and take up a bunch of police fire and EMT time with that tenant base  that's why they don't like them.. has nothing to do with property tax's. 

Our office is in the New Center area of Detroit and we wholesale deals all over Southeast Michigan as well as Ohio and Tennessee. 

Questions regarding a tax amount for a specific property should contact the Treasurer's Office at (702) 455-4323.WHY DO MY TAXES GO UP WHEN MY PROPERTY CHANGED?

Does anyone know of any cloud software that is simple and useful for agents accessing a calendar to schedule floor time across multiple offices?

I was living in Texas and after two other managers who just continued to let the place deteriorate I was down to 4 out of 14 tenants left, and homeless, squatters, gang members, and people conducting illicit activity overran the place vandalizing units and leading to regular police visits including for a homicide. 2nd half of 2021 is focused on rebuilding.

Just make sure the loan office let’s you get the point across of what you’re trying to do.  

Still trying to learn...but i understand mortgages are public record, yet i cannot figure out where to find that information.I have called my county Assessor's Office and the lady literally laughed at me.... 

Every state needs a title office or attorney to transfer title.   

You'll need to have an annual meeting to agree on work to be done and budgeting for repairs, electing officers, etc.