While they require you to use their system for your comps, which is the ones they use for the comps as well, they ignored those as well and used ones that were far removed from the property i.e 3 to 5+ miles from the property and not very similar at all, for the loans and will often "move the goal posts" on the deal and add more requirement's that they never told you about even when you ask what the requirement's are.

Doesn't need any work at all and is definitely not the highest priced home within 1 mile radius...

Don't pay for a park's future potential if you are the one who will be doing all the work.The $70k the two TOH rentals are worth at an 8 CAP probably doesn't cover the drawdown the house value will have sitting in a half vacant mobile home park.  

I'm generally skeptical and only half convinced by this explanation.

As I understand, I'm still responsible for paying condominium fees and property taxes, which is becoming a significant burden for my household.I'm exploring options to recoup at least half of the property's value, considering it's currently uninhabitable.

.- One SFR had a tenant just move out, another is going through an eviction, so with half of the portfolio vacant, it's decision time.I'm trying to decide whether to sell them as a portfolio (at least the 3 Georgia ones as a portfolio, Iowa would probably have to be sold separately), or get the other 2 empty, fix them up and sell them all to retail homebuyers. 

I have been a global business developer in the world of construction equipment for the first half of my life's career and have watched Kubota take over the global excavator market country by country since the 90s against a field of 30+ competing brands by offering a product that costs 5% less, has a slightly better initial quality and about similar performance.

You could do all of this at half my age. 

My landlord stuck me with an early termination that amounted to about half of the cash that I had on hand.

What's funny about this is, half the time the appraiser doesn't even care.