That is why for normal yearly increase I try to stay in the 1-3% range with a max of about 5%.

In manufacturing, it is easier to track as you are building a widget over and over.

I currently have a $2 million umbrella policy and would like to get a policy that will cover me in the $3 million to $6 million range.

So, typically they stay put.You need to know the year of manufacture, is it a single wide or a double wide.

I am a 30 year old post grad with 20k saved up looking to either house hack in the 300k range or possibly use the 20k as down payment into a single family home for rental.

@Ariel Thompson You may want to check with your manufactured housing association to see if they have any sample contracts available.

I realize now that getting a professional estimate to determine a realistic selling range is essential.As for hiring a PM, it’s something I’ll consider if I decide to keep the property.

Hi all,I am looking at some CRE and seeing that the Cap Rate in the range of 5-7%.

This will define for us what size of land we will be targeting, what unit compilation we are looking at doing which helps define some of our cost outlay and we will have an idea of market pricing capacity so from this we can formulate a generalized range of acceptable site development costs which then empowers us to know; what kind of land are we looking for, in what area, what's an acceptable price range to delve further...... 

Im considering buying a 4plex in McAllen or Edinburg at the 400k - 530K range.