Those prices range from $800k-$1.5M depending on the specifics but the income increase is as much and the cost to own is slightly lower because insurance, maintenance, and utility costs do not go up linearly on these making a bigger margin for you.  

Found it utilizing a realtor the traditional way.

I'm looking at 185k with 5% down but it seems that in factoring in all other expenses (vacancy, capEX, repairs, utilities, management, etc.)

Utilizing Graham's knowledge of the local market, we quickly assessed the property's potential.

I've got a 2nd floor detached garage build i'm in the planning/permitting stages of here and looking for advice to see if any key features need added.It will have its separate entrance from main garage which will be utilized by main house STR for a game room eventually.

Partner Driven financed the Grapevine Dr deal by utilizing internal capital, ensuring a swift and seamless transaction.

Demand for Midland will always be there, not sure on STR rules but if you're traveling regularly then STR it and get the tax benefits/utility from it but make sure you're not violating the occupancy stays.

Many lenders, including my group, offer a DSCR product to refinance on the back end as well.Before taking out a loan for a BRRRR project be sure to calculate all carrying costs (taxes, insurance, utilities, HOA, loan interest, etc.) to ensure (i) you have sufficient cash to cover monthly payments for at least the duration of the project and (ii) your estimated rent after repairs is at least 1.10x PITI (monthly refinance loan payment principal and interest, taxes and insurance).We have a proprietary BRRRR cash flow calculator tool that we share with our clients to help reliably assess costs and returns for these types of projects.

@Allison Keib, be "cautious" of new construction (ground up) for new homes or modulars for new investors.Ask your realtor if she had ever built ground up modular homes from beginning to the end before (entitlement, underground utilities, crane in units, rough hook up, final touch up, etc.)? 

Some of those variables are the size of the park, number of vacant spaces, the number and type of park amenities, the age of the park, underground infrastructure age and condition, park location, size of the market, city water or well, city sewer or septic, other utility sources and whether or not they are direct billed, deferred maintenance, cost of management, and more.