I think the article puts it into perspective what why and how SF and peninsula can command prices that those that live in the mid west deep sought or other areas were median price homes are in the 150k range.. it maybe allows them to understand why.. and why it wont come crumbling down.. keep in mind the move up.. anyone who bought in mid 90s has a few million in CASH equity. as well. 

This one is a 1000 sq ft 3/1 with a pretty bad floor plan so that’s why I think the price we can command is lower (conservatively 150k but maybe low 200s if we add a half bath).

Just so you know, vacant lots will command a mere fraction of what most of us investors need.

What rates are commanded by units comparable to what yours would be?  

If they are mostly vinyl, would something upscale command a higher price and be a competitive advantage?

I am the commander of my unit with a lot of responsibility.

In a primary market where there is still high demand for parks, smaller parks can command a lower cap rate and many times trade for cash.

Multifamily is tough to come by in Phoenix - there's a lot of competition to buy it, but at the same time, it tends to be rundown and in neighborhoods that don't command the most reliable tenants.

PCS moves give a chance to justify new home purchases regardless of how short the period of time was since purchasing the previous property (ie FHA and VA primary residence restrictions)Steady government salary makes it easy to qualify for a loan.BAH in an area gives an easy benchmark for rental prices and what renters you will get at those set prices (ie rank of renters).Renting to military brings a level of protection as the chain of command can force rent to be paid if a soldier becomes delinquent on rent.

Howdy,We frequently have tenants misuse command strips.