It's all Michigan specific, unlike Kaplin which is a catch-all product/curriculum.Good luck!

Find a Motivated SellerA motivated seller will have a problem with the property and want to get out from under it fast.Marketing: Strategy and Target PopulationFirst you will need to determine a marketing strategy to find properties to acquire.

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So has the FDIC but then again, they don't have you working on it so, while I'm a naysayer, i'll be one of the first ones in line to buy your product if it makes it to market while i'm still here and not in the ground with Robin.

We really love the BRRR method and see that being the method we will choose to acquire our properties. 

Your 2nd loan would need to be a different loan product

Be sure the last address on the title records is not acquiring taxes if the mobile home has been moved and is no longer there. 

I have been trying to do some research on how to acquire lists and it sounds like absentee owners lists from a website are the most efficient way to get rocking and rolling.

In my limited experience the bank data is for reconciling against the data you've already modeled in QBO through invoices, bills, and recurring transactions to automate their production, generally speaking the bank data isn't a source for that info, that's at least the mind shift I had to go through.

You need to make sure you can refinance out into a favorable mortgage product.