With your numbers above combined with my definition the cash flow seems thin.Thoughts?

The project I'm referencing got the re-zoning, but then permitting was stalled when the City "quasi" changed their mind about density and wanted to pull back a little.One of my parks I sold a year or so ago.. had a combination of RV spots and MH pads..

I'll only have to pay 3.5% down on those two combined, so 3.5% of $150,000. 

That is a combined travel time of over 2 hours for my wife every day and over 2 hours for me the days I go into the office.Hope that all makes sense, thanks BP!

@Ismael PenaOf course if you use a property management software, it can do all of the things below but if you are looking for different solutions, things could be more helpful than the others or combinations of the softwares below.Document storage : Google drive, Dropbox, BoxRent payment : Cozy, Zelle, Rentpaymen.com, ClickpayAccounting : Quickbooks, Freshbooks, Xero Some property management softwares have much more features than necessary.

I figure 15% combined for CapEx and Repairs.

They combine single and multifamily homes together when do the reporting for the list compilers.

Our tenants are a combination of students, young professionals, and families.

Need to account for CapEx. 15% combined for Repairs and CapEx is usually good.Will you be responsible for any utilities (like water/sewer) or lawn care?

Can you convert the heating to electric combined with going solar?