The coop mobile home park where I own did not used to allow for rentals (or subleasing, depending on who you ask), but with CA's passage of Assembly Bill 3182 last year, that changed.

I would recommend establishing an assembly line to bolster your real estate portfolio, while avoiding the implementation of the BRRRR method.

I'm hunting for my first multifamily rental property and want to assemble the team.

I need to get bathroom vanities asap, and I need stores that have a high selection of pre-assembled vanities available for pick-up on the spot but lowe's and home depot do not have a high selection unless it is special order, which can take 5 to 7 days to order.

If you are doing mobile homes, you will want to create an assembly line of sorts.

Left and right economists area 95% in agreement that it leads to 1. less housing as people take their rentals off market 2. ultimately less affordability 3. messed up tax and entitlement systemThey're voting on it this week in california to expand rent control to condos, single family houses, and new builds (which were banned before) Costa hawkins AB 1905 tell your local assembly member to vote no... for California Assembly info go to this california .gov site http://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/Call before this Tuesday the 9th because they're voting on this HUGE impactful Rent control legislation for all cities in California.

We are slowly getting our team assembled and it is challenging work.

I have assembled a general guide for my top states for tax liens.

But due to Harvey, even my best contractors were overloaded with fat margin work from insurance companies and non-investors from Houston to West Louisiana - I was SOL and on the search for a new crew.Lucked out a couple weeks later and was able to assemble a small crew to help with all the finishing bits and pieces.

I went as far as to read NCREC rules and regulations, contact them to confirm my practices were solid, and read relevant legislation passed by our general assembly.