He often sold them on contracts to juice the profits even more.Personally I have done several projects where I purchase a crappy mobile on owned land in a manufactured home community.

Here in Austin, I know a good number of people with advanced degrees who in their early 30s are working at the juice bar or driving Uber, so "lots of college" doesn't always equal "dazzling success".

The rents look like they might still be on the low end so maybe there is some more room there to juice the numbers.I would suggest double and triple-checking your property taxes.

I was planning on trying to get a 1031 Exchange done with the sell of the house but now I'm wondering if the OZ path would be more fruitful.

The clawfoot tub rotted through because she was using the tub as a garbage can and the trash juice ate through the cast iron!

I got a lot more house for less money, and I think it will prove fruitful.

I got a lot more house for less money, and I think it will prove fruitful. 

I wouldn't expect "Quick Cash" because the low hanging fruit is older mobile homes.. and people buying those don't have large chunks of cash typically.

Once you find your team… you have to look at what they’re serving up so that when they find a deal they’re working on and it gets you juiced - you’re ready to take action and partner with them!

Update to 1 open area with changing rooms and possibly a sauna as well etc.Lease out club room, currently a room with a couch and a tv to a Juice bar or coffee company.Update Game room to more than a pool table and TV, place furniture from club room into game room. or update to a business center with public use PC's, Printer/ Copy/ Fax machines.Reevaluate Property value with bank to pay back initial invested amount with a previously agreed amount of interest and % ownershipProfit?