hey @Chris Thomas I was born in Mobile but raised in Sacramento.Hopefully I can bump into you at the SF Bay Summit this weekend.

Ill have the mobile app with me but Im not sure if I've set up my alerts properly yet, thanks again.

Preferably with experience in flips, older homes, and mobiles. 

Mobile?

How do I get the mobile into the wife's name so she can sign it over to me? 

I have seen mobile homes as a cheap way to get started in Real Estate for my first few investment properties, but have a few questions before I get started.

Podio is free and there at apps that you can use to help in your wholesaling business to track your leads, keep track of your buyers, and add notes on the fly plus they have a mobile app as well.

Instead of walking away from the deal, it might be possible to flip it to a mobile home dealer or park owner that needs inventory and is moving homes all of the time anyhow. 

I knew of a guy who lived in a mobile home in a park, he was worth millions, because he had no debt, he eventually bought the mobile home park and a dealership. there is risk involved living in these areas, I am the type that would consider it, my wife is reluctant, but would at least consider if safety wasn't an issue. right now I cant qualify for a mortgae for another home, not because of credit or income but because I dont have enough equity in my primary res.

I was wanting to buy a mobile once, a home another time, and the LTV was so low I thought it would be a no brainer for the bank.