Hi all — happy to be part of the group. I wear a few hats: practicing attorney, mobile home park investor, and owner of a title company. My niche is mobile home title and eviction work, so if you've ever dealt with a missing title, a problem tenant, or a messy closing on a park deal, that's the world I live in. Always glad to talk shop or share what I've learned navigating these issues. Looking forward to getting to know everyone.

This one is preventable if you do a great enough job up front with the buyer and their understanding of how our homes are built. We will tackle all of that in other videos. @Savannah Jimenez mentioned this objection a couple weeks ago when we requested objections to overcome for you. Make sure youre sharing this post and this community page with all of your network of people in the business. Click the link, watch the video and give your feedback! https://www.skool.com/mh-sales-mastery-network/classroom/ca993b24?md=78398c9e88e245a481c12fcb751a06c0 Keep Growing!

Watch this video to see how closing deals and listings work within the legal side of things. What did you learn? What did you already know? What would you change about what he said, how he said it, what may have seemed incorrect? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJADM7zx-28

I hope you've been able to read the articles we've been posting for this month's theme of Financing and Working Deals. Even if you already know all of this information, it's important to refresh your memory and become confident in your knowledge. Today's article explains to buyers important factors such as interest rates and having goals when becoming an MH homeowner. https://www.manufacturedhousing.org/news/manufactured-home-financing/ Today's Discussion: It's crucial to see the home-buying process from the perspective of the buyer. Why do you think that is?

Sending a warm welcome to our new members of the community. @Paul Aspeitia @Sydney Erin @Nicole Sutherland @John Macias @Saddie Cheser @Jennifer Kelly @Juan Rodriguez @Johnny Moron @Jessie Honaker