Return home and shave/shower/brush my teeth.6.

A smaller house is relatively more expensive because you still have the static costs of building a structure like permitting, engineering, foundation, rough electric/plumbing, et cetera.

That's a pretty wide brush your research spit out. 

I hope the OP proves me wrong ...It does not sound like you like the calculators with the ratios so much, do you stick with static numbers for your emergency reserves ($250,$300,$350/mo per property) versus using a percentage?

(Brush Clearing, Hotel stays, Surveying).

There was a recent Akron cop that was hospitalized after brushing some 'powder' off his shirt after a vehicle search.

My current situation...I have been brushing up on my knowledge and have been persistent learning the basics and language of real estate.

All that stated once again I'm not painting the entire MH industry with a broad brush.

It's painting a very broad brush and saying expansion in commercial has been going on for 8 years.First every market is local.

So it's a very static view.I'll crunch the numbers at $500 per unit rent, which would still be a 14% rent increase.Do you recommend I do cash flow analysis over time (discounted cash flows)?