I know some of you don't even do any physical labor yourselves.

Chris Martin - do you physically have to have somebody visit the courthouse in your area, or can you visit those specific public records online?

We are pretty specific about the physical damage insurance we require of people we are making loans to purchase HUD Codes.

I haven't looked, but I bet there is one available here on BP.Finally, the AIA (American Institute of Architects) publishes guides you can purchase that give you all kinds of figures for calculating costs.  

I bet I regularly work 80+ hours a week right now and love every minute of it.

I'll present all the information I know.First a Physical Description:Mobile Home Park 10 acres, subdivided 84 pads with 69 park owned Mobile Homes.

If you're looking for theories of money management that could work that require more attention and judgment, that might work if you do something, my bet is that your interest only plan will fail in reality,.

Bet if you goggle "notes for sale" you'll find them

While you might find a regional bank or credit union willing to sell you notes, I think your better bet is to work with someone who has a Dealflow of notes and can educate you on the ins and outs of the business.

--for instance, you can learn how to analyze a property's financials via podcasts, articles, etc.Second is "the physical assessment" (which includes all of the things that CAN'T be easily conveyed on paper or on a computer--these are things that often require a skilled in-person assessment of the property and neighborhood).