First I called the real landlord and got the information I needed, then I decided to call the landlord name and number on the application.They gave the applicant a great reference, great pay, keep the house up, etc etc,,I ask how long they had owned the house, she said "3 years",,I told her there was an issue because Central Appraisal district didn't show her as the owner,,she said "I just don't understand that, probable a paperwork problem",,I then informed her of the real owners name, and that I had just talked to him,,,she said "did you say 623 xyz street, I own 624 xyz street),,,I said first there was no such address, then I was curious how she gave me a great reference on someone that obviously wasn't her tenant,,,,about that time the line went dead.When the tenant called me later I told her what had happened (I knew she already knew), and told her that lying on the application was an automatic decline.  

And it also saves money obviously.

His net after paying off mortgage is probably $10,000 to $15,000.I may be just stating the obvious but is important to know if you are thinking about any kind of deal.Good Luck.Bill

Yes people do live in them but in my opinion the only way it could be considered s "real estate" investment would be if you were also purchasing the lot, which is obviously not for sale.

Usually a phone call to the different departments will help uncover the correct locations if the information is not posted in an obvious place.Good hunting-

Obviously, there are ways to defeat an LLC, which is why I emphasized that it's important to observe all the corporate formalities, as you point out in your article.  

This is a very obvious statement however I hope it has helped some.As you move forward feel free to post your specific questions in the MH forum section for us all to comment our thoughts.All the best,John Fedro

Nice to see a business where people were obviously competing with each other for certain properties but were also able to be friendly and helpful.

Obviously the more problems found, the more time it adds.  

Furthermore he says that everyone needs a mentor and stuff like that.So a lot of the things he says are probably kind of true, but he obviously just wants you to go to him and work for him with the Creative Real Estate Investing methods, because they don't cost him anything.I've read that although people learn serious things, the money and especially time you will have invested in his program are too much.