He was in serious condition and has had surgery, but is not life threatening now.

Could you imagine going to a hospital for surgery and your doctor coming in and saying, "Hmm, what do i do?

Its not Brain surgery

So grateful to have a platform such as this to assist under experienced, potential investors with getting into the game without trying to have us pay the cost of a surgery.

Unless you wish to pay for a lot of plastic surgery or pretend to be someone you aren't get over it.

What's up what's upYou're question though... that's like me asking:"Hey everyone, I want to do open heart surgery tomorrow afternoon.

Assumption 1:  If the tenants pay their own utilities the expense ratio should be around 30% (in a well run park)Assumption 2:  if the owner pays the utilities the expense ratio should be around 40% (in a well run park)Assumption 3:  Do math for a 10 Cap-it works for any Cap rate you choose including  positive or negative*************************************************************************************************************************Net operating income=gross income - expenses Using the expense ration of 30%  => Net Operating Income*(1-expense ratio)=> NOI*(1-.3)Therefore:NOI/yr=(#lot)*(rent per lot per month)*(12 month per year)*(1-expense ratio)Cap Rate=NOI/Purchase pricedo some 8th grade algebra followed by some 6th grade math (dividing with a decimal)Purchase price=NOI/Cap rateTherefore:Purchase price{tenants pay utility}={#lots*Monthly Rent*12*(1-.3)}/0.1 =>84* lots * rentPurchase Price {owner pays utilities}={#lots*monthy rent*12*(1-.4)}/0.1 =>72*lots*rentThere are the 72/84 numbers derivedIts not rocket surgery.  

Mine is a bit high but I have had seven knee surgeries , one shoulder surgery.

You can read a book about doing surgery but it doesn't mean you're prepared to do surgery.

Both my landlord and his wife have a lot going on with hospital visits, heart surgeries and him having Alzheimer's disease that they do not mentally care any longer for their investment.