@Alex Grecu @Leonard Nunery @Ted Scearcy @Peter WeicherOur developers would like to know if you're using a touch enabled monitor when you try to click on the circle to upload your photo?

It means the neighbors have your number, it means when you have rehab happening, your contractor has a "sitter" for the house.I make my Detroit properties work because I am by them non-stop, I have cameras (the wires are inside of steel casing so they are more difficult to cut) I can monitor the premises from my phone or laptop.Detroit is not a buy it and forget it town. 

You can just drive along I-10 and see all of the crazy infrastructure building, they are adding ramps, and increasing capacity on 4 lane highways (each way).

I‘m thinking of continuing to monitor the balancd closely (I requested the PM provide weekly updates on the outstanding balance, which they have) and as long as it doesn‘t grow too much, give her a chance to get caught up.

I'm hoping any or all of you would be willing to share details of the MHP deals you've done so we can all learn from each other...Anyone willing please share as much detail as possible such as number of units, #of park owned homes, purchase price, lot rents, loan structure, infrastructure, capital improvements needed, value adds etc...mistakes made, hindsight lessons etc...

But given that the clock is ticking (about 75 days), and I don't have a team or infrastructure in place (broker, PM, etc), I'm not sure how likely that is.I've spoken with a couple folks who broker DSTs, but the returns are low (7% max) and the exit options aren't great.

Burlington, a town outside Boston,  is building a lot of infrastructure and amenities which are attracting high income tech residents and the property values have been rising accordingly.

I wonder if IRS agents monitor this site.....

I have been monitoring the market for the last 1-2 years (but initially looking for single family homes).

Do you really want to monitor tenant volunteer activity and reduce your monthly income?