The title company for HUDs in the Detroit area (which you would use if you were to buy locally), is Custom Closing, LLC.

Every home we stage is a custom project and every home is different.

Title=The-new-flipping-short-sales&tc=autorefresh[/url]This indeed has been already posted and talked about both in the forum and on the bulletins.It is a very irresponsible (in my opinion) articel written with only acusations and assumptions.

That person probably works with a big wholesaler and gets the percentage upon a sale (My assumption).In general.

With that said I dont think you are missing any business opportunities because any serious potential customer will probably not text an add as a first means of communication.

We therefore, request HUD consider issuing a statement to the states permitting a moratorium on enforcement of the licensing requirements for state-licensed loan originators.Loan Assumptions.

First MHP we had we bought and sold 40 MHs to happy customers who never would have qualified for home ownership without us providing financing - at 15% - for them.

The problem I find is everything thinks they have a diamond in the rough but they really have a turd in the yard (just made that up btw)If I weren't in San Diego i'd be all over that deal (based on your numbers and assumptions)

This is an issue of local custom and between the MLS co-brokerage agreements as to any offers being accepted.

My assumption was that an easy rehab would be better as to avoid construction problems, but based on what you say, the logic behind the rehab strategy could be a little counterintuitive.