Is it possible to buy an apartment building portfolio, and sell a few of units to individual (not create a CO-OP style sale), which the individual do get deeds etc.

I understand that it may be subject to each individual investor, however, is there a "standard" that you have seen exercised?

In some cases, I made offers on mini-pools and then sold off individual notes.

Hello Bryan,I too am interested in MHP's from the standpoint of the value of individual units and personal property tax liens.I don't have any idea what lot rents should be in NC, but in Colorado, the same lot would cost a tenant between $450 and $550 per month more than likely.

Thanks @Douglas DowellI agree that is seems reasonable for investors to certify through the individuals you mentioned, but I haven't really seen it play out yet because all of this is so new.A blind pool that can generally solicit would be awesome if you could send each batch of investors to a specific investment.

@ Patrick Connell the servicemember, while in military service, executes the lease and thereafter receives military orders for a permanent change of station or to deploy with a military unit, or as an individual in support of a military operation, for a period of not less than 90 days.http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode50a/usc_sec_50a_00000535----000-.html

In almost 10 years of investing, I have only bought 2 deals from individual wholesalers and 1 from a larger wholesaling group.

Would you recommend self-storage for an individual investor (vs syndication)?

I'm partnered with two other individuals.

We called back each individual and fumbled though the many scripts that can be found on BP.