If you are married your spouce could qualify.Go to the IRS.gov site and read the publication on it.  

You can DM me if you want to continue off public board. 

Most all of them will have liens; the ones I have checked public records on do anyway and it is doubtful the builder will pay them.

Maybe it sounds generic, but I was trying to be professional and diplomatic while staying within the legal boundaries they’re bound to.There was a big change in “management” that I can’t announce publicly, but that change is what was missing and why I support them NOW.The main thing is, in the end Flipsisters responded in a way that was truly aligned with their brand—women supporting women—in a way that was authentic and not just for PR.

Please reply privately or answer here publicly.

Now, some of this might be a personal discussion that's not very indicative in a public forum. 

We both have a history of investing in the public markets (stock, bond, options, commodities) but were new to direct REI. 

Send a private message as we cant share that information in public forums.   

And you should do your own public record check for background checks on top of theirs.

Because of that, it appraised like a site-built home and the buyer was able to get a conventional loan.New Question:He’s looking at another similar property in Martinsville .Same setup—a manufactured home on a cinderblock foundation—but this one is classified in public records as Mobile/Manufactured Home.His concern: Will lenders and appraisers treat it the same as the Clayton deal (like an SFR), or will it be limited because of the “Manufactured Home” designation?