Ultimately its up to you to take action of doing deals, yes training wheels are great but at what costs.

On the other hand I run into limitations with E&O insurance and I'd have to re-invent the wheel as I have no path to follow.

According to an older publication of “Deals on Wheels”, There are tax advantages to selling a mobile home as a lease option versus financing it.

I am working to get the wheels in motion in terms of my first investment deal.

Roofstock is good because they have properties with tenants and have a slick website to help with analysis, but be ready to work the escrow and closing details and don’t let them take the wheel without doing your own doc reviews, etc.

Hi Tracey -- you seem to be doing a nice job with your due diligence, and could be closing in on a nice deal.Do you have firm rehab estimates from a contractor who has inspected every square inch of the building?

You can spend a lot of time spinning your wheels with a pre-list and end up with nothing more than frustration.My best suggestion is to get a broker who knows what they are doing.

So at this point it seems our instability more than anything is affecting us as we are just spinning our wheels getting nowhere.I am not part of any political party so I only want the discussion to be focused on credit and how that would impact our huge negative deficit and borrowing costs to balance the budget.

But the wheels came off the train and she became extremely difficult to work with.What does that mean? 

These won't be on wheels...