There aren't any unique characteristics about this house that I know of that would cause it to be more expensive to paint.Am I missing something?

Tommy, based on my experience a MHPs income and expenses are only one part of the puzzle; the property’s physical characteristics require thorough investigation as well.

I think relying almost completely on the sponsor is a shared characteristic of both of these because of how much I must rely on their local knowledge and ongoing property management.

One characteristic of the long term landlord is resilience.

Irrevocable Trust has very special characteristics.

Hello,Currently evaluating several offerings in East Central Illinois.  Current offerings calculate out to a little over 3% appreciation per year since 1999.  Each have 2 and 3 bedroom mix, near universities, C+ (ish)...

Due to an odd characteristic stemming from an old addition, it will be too involved (i.e. expensive) to replace the sub-floor so that the new wood will be on the same level as that of the rest of the house.

There are several people out there that can't find these characteristics and attributes consistently in others on a daily basis.

It more often has to do with the personal characteristics, skills, market knowledge and research, strategy, and effort of the investor and the relationships they've built.  

There are some products designed for interior/exterior use, which would be fine.Another consideration for not using exterior paint inside is the characteristics of the products themselves.