BY JOHN DL ARENDSEN Real Estate Broker/Owner with TAG Real Estate Sales & Investments, ON THE LEVEL General & Manufactured Home Contractor, Crest Homes, Factory Built Housing Dealer, Developer, Investor, Property ManagementPart 1Just to set the record straight I thought I clarify some often spouted MISNOMERS.

You may move on to something else, but it's an initial focus to get you started.If you're trying to find a good location, one important factor is the type of agent you want to be, your niche.

@Roland Thomas@Cristina Andino@Mark Nolan@Nick Britton@Carlos Rovira@Karlus Henry

You would not be able to depreciate the building fast enough to offset cash flow, so income taxes would end up taking a bite.Another factor is that you are a first timer and will be living on the property.

But the downsides of actually living here are many:-It stinks all the time from the local puppy show factory and some other factory that nearby that makes the air smell like ammonia most nights.

To me it comes down to the "sleep-ability" factor. I

I am not sure the cool factor is worth losing money every month.  

The second factor is location. 

Does Frank have a unique factory code or vin#?

How much of a factor is location in price bidding?