@Randall K ComptonAs both an Agent and an Investor I can tell you that generally speaking, the serious and reputable buyers have no problem presenting their offers in writing.

Pros to a GC are their network of reputable subs, management oversight, lien waivers, finishing up the job.

Good reputation within the community, which in turn could provide me more deals down the road.

We could buy 4 - 5 houses under this model.But I'm wondering if it makes more sense to sink some cash instead into a well reputed syndication, aiming for a 3-4 year exit, and derive the same tax benefits & appreciation without being a long distance landlord.We ultimately want to be able to move back, at least to the US, to do some more deals actively, but my husband won't be able to be sponsored into a new job, as that is very rare, so will get his green card while there, ie, can't really count on a job until after we get there, but to be honest, we'd rather have set up some deals so we could just have a model where we can not have to worry about him getting a job at all, and working for ourselves in real estate investment.And in the meantime, we are also considering moving ultimately to Brisbane, but we can't build that sort of portfolio up there like we can in the US, plus I'm not familiar with the market/taxes/ways to do deals there like I am in the US. 

You need to contact the Minnesota manufactured housing association.

When completed, BAE Systems’ new campus in the Parmer Austin Business Park will include engineering, manufacturing, laboratory, and office space to primarily support U.S.

They actually gave that word a bad reputation so I don't even use that term any more. 

Kaplan is another reputable online course.  

Or better yet, have 1 or 2 reputable ADU contractors bid the job for you during your inspection period (and I make a recommendation if you need one).

I normally would not hawk a conference or product, but SECO is a great event and is a non-profit, with any proceeds above the cost of the conference going to support military and first responders living in manufactured housing.