Really think that by doing that the odds of multiplying the cap Rate is amazing.Traditionally investors are buy Mobilehome parks at a current 5% to 8% Cap at best .  

I'm about to have another one under contract to wholesale which I may make 5k on.My long-term play is to generate income through a business, multiply the income by flipping a house or 2, then buy another rental with it.

You need to know what the comps are, how much repair it will take, and what they will cost, how much the rent will be, how much title costs will be, what is the outsale market like, how to market to your buyer list, how to market to your sellers, be an expert negotiator, and the list goes on, and multiplied across the different strategies (ex: a rental rehab is likely going to be different than a flip rehab).Can you be a decent wholesaler without all of that knowledge?

If you have the pay history, take the average number of payments in any given year then multiply the inverse of that by your desired yield. 

Multiply that by 40 sheets and add the rising costs of other supplies, and this job I decided to wait and do this year instead of last year really cost me a lot!

If you buy a good enough deal - your exit strategies multiply.

Seller's Discretionary Income (SDE) X a multiplier (I need research to determine that number, but generally between 2 and 4)SDE isn't just the income from the P&L. 

I'd like to see a chart of median house price to median salary ratios/multipliers over the years starting in 1950 if not earlier, which I imagine would show that multiplier going up over time, especially in desirable areas. 

Or is it just the unused proceeds of130K multiplied by either 15% or 20% depending on your tax rate and the 40% has nothing to do with it?

Multiply that by your rent and that’s the cost of eviction, plus and extra make ready.