I am a resident of California, so I am obviously in an out of state market, which poses its own challenges, as I will discuss below.The property I am looking at now is virtually identical to the one I own.

I typically like to start with an initial phone call to discuss your investment goals/experiences, answer any questions you have, and tell you all about what our company has to offer.

the park can make or break your investment, discuss everything with the park before making your purchase, this is the only type of investing we do good luck @Joe Carroll

I know there have been some discussions on bp about negotiating on having the commission applied to the sale/purchase.

Meeting with potential investors for a coffee/lunch to discuss their investing desires and talk about where your business is heading is a great way to connect with serious investors.

Then I would do a purchase & sale agreement with the seller, get an authorization to discuss the loan with the lender, along with a notarized Quit Claim Deed, (I learned to use a Warranty Deed later), get the reinstatement amount, send in the reinstatement and bring the loan current, give the seller their equity so they could move, record the Deed and take over the financing Subject To.

Let’s discuss

Please message me and we can discuss inspectors, etc.

Conversations between lawyers representing tenants direct them to contact the landlord/property management company to discuss options.

Depending what your looking for you can also look in the surrounding cities(South Ogden, Riverdale, Washington Terrace, Roy, North Ogden etc) are great as well.In the Ogden area you have Weber State University, Hill Air Force Base, and a lot of jobs which keeps rental prices high and in demand.I’m happy to share what I know and discuss any questions concerns you may have!