Posted by IL on June 09, 2005 at 08:49:39:
Do you mean the book ($30) or the course with audio cassettes? (over $100)
What Lonnie learning materials should I get? - Posted by Ivan Lauer
Posted by Ivan Lauer on June 09, 2005 at 06:33:25:
I just put an '81 Riverview 14 X 56 under a purchase agreement for $650.
It is in a park that it can stay in. I’ve never done this before. I was wondering what Lonnie materials should I get—the two books or the complete course?
I think it could be a good profit----oh, how much should I spend in fixing it up? I plan on having it painted. And I’m thinking about patching some flooring–a few soft spots, and than replacing the flooring. Would this be a good idea?
Re: What Lonnie learning materials should I get? - Posted by jp(sc)
Posted by jp(sc) on June 09, 2005 at 06:41:28:
IMO you only need Deals on Wheels to get started.
Re: What Lonnie learning materials should I get? - Posted by osupsycho (OK)
Posted by osupsycho (OK) on June 09, 2005 at 09:20:02:
I beleive he means the book. That is what I would recomend. Also while you are waiting read every article on this site by Lonnie Scruggs. Most of them are the same stuff you will get in the book so this should get you started. Still get the book though it is definitely worth it.
osupsycho