

A Day in the Life 6-30-15
Today was fairly uneventful. The dumpster was delivered to the Willow Flip, but no work completed.
My Realtor called me about a house that became available, so I told him to make an offer on it. It is listed for $57,000 with an ARV of aprox. 70k-75k. My Realtor told me there was some mold in the crawl, and some drywall would also need to be replaced. I told him to make an offer with a 10 day inspection period of 35k all cash. I don't think they will respond, but I am not too worried, as I have my money out on 2 projects already.
I also signed up for the mobile home park university boot camp today. I will be going in August. If you look at the website, you will see all the reading, and CD listening I will need to complete before the boot camp. Sometimes I get discouraged as if I am way over my head. It can be difficult when nobody else believes in you. Especially when you really don't know what you are doing.
I evaluated a few apartment and MHP deals I get daily in my inbox, and all seem outrageously over priced. I feel like I want to make an offer on one, and go through the Due Diligence process just as a learning process. I got one today that bragged about a 6.9% cap rate on 61% occupancy. I like the occupancy rate, as it leaves a lot of room for a value add. But I wonder why I should pay an absurd cap rate for a b-c property. Maybe I will learn something from this training, but I don't think we are even close to making a deal on this one.
As Always thanks for following me on my journey to riches.
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