Thank you for the mention and support @Steven Johnson .Dominick, I am a very strong supporter of investing in manufactured homes and related segments of the industry.

The structure of H&E's Management Reports are typically segmented into three parts: MANAGEMENT UPDATES The Management Update starts off with a detailed written narrative about the activites that occurred on the property during the period covered.

BTW loved your segment the other week it was a great interview :)

The real estate industry is far more complex than you realize.I highly recommend you spend far more time educating yourself on the various segments and many options in the real estate industry, and then focus developing a higher education that addresses your goals.

May I highly recommend you spend far more time educating yourself of the various segments, many options, and then focus of developing a higher education that address your goals.Your education should include many hours of learning the huge number of laws you must know and follow, how to negotiate, how to manage property and people, and business fundamentals and laws.This blog is full of misrepresentations, misconceptions, and illegal advice.This is the opinion of a seasoned real estate investor, developer, manager, and consultant with almost 50 years of experience.

Thanks Will, by the way I really enjoyed your recent podcast segment.

Its better to find out what will be allowed than the spend time attracting tenants that wont get approval later.Beyond that, some markets are becoming centralized, meaning a collection of one service or retail segment.

Turns out they were doing great and had a backlog of work from their target customer segment.What this illustrates to me is that there are different customer segments and value received is a perception based on customer wants and needs.

It's easy enough that a trained monkey could do it, which is fortunate, because that's a large segment of the Hvac industry out here.

Originally posted by George Paiva:Did you know that:Landlords can greatly increase the depreciation deductions they receive the first few years they own rental property by using segmented depreciation.Careful planning can permit you to deduct, in a single year, the cost of improvements to rental property that you would otherwise have to deduct over 27.5 years.You can rent out a vacation home tax-free, in some cases.Most small landlords can deduct up to $25,000 in rental property losses each year.A special tax rule permits some landlords to deduct 100% of their rental property losses every year, no matter how much.People who rent property to their family or friends can lose virtually all of their tax deductions.If you didn't know one or more of these facts, you could be paying far more tax than you need to.