@Jill Tiger Who was the organization....we have a charlatan from Cincy that calls herself the "goddess of real estate" charging folks thousands of dollars on wholesaling courses...just wondering if there is any affiliation...

Many of our dealers cart the old trailer off and donate it .

Talk to neighbors for anecdotal tips on your target's affiliations with other neighbors, church, associations or interests.Try searching their name online search engines.Look at major social mediaReverse engineer the property title for hints at prior addressesLook for clues of other relativesAncestry dot com may have an existing family tree posted or hints at relatives, ancestors, perhaps offsprings and siblings.Skip trace techniques can go pretty deep.

You will have to find a 'wholesaling friendly' brokerage to affiliate with if you do become licensed.

I just purchased my first MH (bank owned) and am in the process of selling it with owner financing...I assume that when the bank sends me the title, I will register it and pay the transfer fee (I don't yet have a dealer's license).My question is, when I sell the home, what do I do with the physical title?

They are a bit pricey if you only buy a few, but I love the ease of design and the rates get pretty good if you buy more than 5 or 10.Intentionally un-linked so there's no affiliation.

There is a dealer in Stanton .

The main thing you need to avoid is working with an affiliate company.

You don’t pay to become an affiliate.

Then I'd affiliate with Oxford House Sober Living organization for some help with oversight and infrastructure but essentially would rent our all 5 bedrooms as double occupancy for men only and charge $150/week per bed.