Having been to many and not bought anything here is what was in a business proposition I wrote up two years ago:The Company predicts that there are certain risks that accompany purchasing properties at the tax foreclosure auction.

The numbers are tough on this one, although I like you got into it with nothing down, renting a $93k house for $1100-1200(max for Gates) is a tough proposition.  

He is correct in the big, broad statement that managing 20 units for $75 each with no placement fee is a losing proposition for most people who try to go that route.It may have come across a bit harsh, but after 12 years I agree with him and would caution you against trying to implement your plan.  

That will affect the value of this proposition.  

As a consequence, separating them is a pricey proposition.

Hello everyone,I am looking for some opinions, particularly from MHP owners with parks in the south east.It seems MHP's has some serious competition from low SFR rental prices and a generally aging of HM's in parks making the entire proposition less enticing given the options available for those seeking housing.

Second calculation is any value-add proposition and my offer price.

If I am exceeding my budgeted target, then I am happy with what I'm doing especially if I'm giving the tenant a good value proposition by providing them a fair agreement and stability with regard to their housing situation. 

Fellow Coloradoans -I searched for it but didn't see anything discussing Proposition 123 on these forums.

Buying a foreclosure without getting inside can be a dicey proposition if you have not done flips before.