A new doublewide with base features and a little smaller (if you are a dealer or find a good dealer willing to cut in with you) could be about $30-$35K cost. 3.

I would say it cuts a day off the process which can be the difference in getting a deal done.

That takes care of my birddogging concerns, just understand my comments in the forums address all readers as well, not picking on you as others don't have a license and they need to take care.There are only two reasons I can think of why someone who sells some system to do options would say not to get into an RE school for a good basic education.

You wrote several things in your first post that made me very concerned.

Taking your jacked up difference as your cut of the deal.EX: Joe Shmo calls saying he wants to sell his house.

We just recently purchased another investment property but this one came with a little twist. usually when we've purchased, the unit has been empty and we have been able to screen the tenants and decide who to rent to. in this case, the seller wanted to rent the house back for a week while they move out.Our concern is this, though we have been paid for the 7 days and in the contract it allows for a longer stay at so much per day, what would be our recourse should the seller decide to stay longer and not pay or not take care of the property?

I have no concerns about it achieving that rent.My question is this: Clearly, we are paying market value.

Assuming that's the case, does that also mean that the title company won't cut the seller a check until at least Monday, or does the seller get paid AND still own the house over the weekend?

The person didn't include a depreciation schedule so I requested that.The rent is $1500 so am concerned if would have enough income.

The snakes are out there, you just have to keep the grass cut low.