Purely financially speaking, money sitting in a house unused is dead equity, the same as if you had a bunch of workers that you hired sitting around doing nothing instead of making you more money.

Our goal is to be retired from our current full time jobs in 10-15 years once enough rental properties are paid off to bring in more passive income.Our question is: If there are no early pay off penalties, can you think if any negatives with using a 30 year fixed at 3.675% and sending in monthly principal payments from rent income to psy down the loan?

Since the home was vacant and since the bank purchased it from the County Sheriff, the new owner who decides to renovate it is responsible for this bill.I've never heard of this fee in my life and neither did my plumber or my attorney who I called right after speaking to the agency.

I'm not an expert in Dodd Frank or the Safe Act, and I'm trying to get up to speak on the possible issues as they relate to residential finance, we don't have these issues in commercial. 

@Rick Fagan,I never really put much thought into investing in MH until I heard you speaking about it at the last REIA meeting.

I've put them together with a direct mail guy that is great, and I've told them I'd go with them to everyone they get in to speak too.How can I help these guys?

When i get to the unit to assess the damage and speak to the caregiver she explains that her manager in the offices called the previous PM and he told her there was nothing he could do without my permission.

I actually didn't see any negativity in his post.

I'd be more than happy to speak to you or look at the unit to give you an opinion.

Your best bet is to network, speak to friends and family, and hope someone you know has past experience with what you're trying to achieve.