This money is not needed anywhere else and is just sitting in a bank collecting bank interestConsidering your main focus is your primary business, you feel like you will have time for at most 2 - 4 smaller properties in the 1st couple years while you gain experienceFor the sake of this argument, any extra income won’t effect your tax bracketWe are also disregarding the added liability of having 100% equity in a property, although as you will see, it really shouldn’t matter much in this scenarioYou have found and are ready to buy your 1st propertyOh, and here’s the twist…Four unit properties in your area have a purchase price of $1000.00 - $3000.00.

Alternately, if you have something solid behind it like a stud behind the drywall, you could predrill a couple holes and use a cabinet screw (exterior grade, we use GRK from Home Depot) to gently pull it back against the wall.

But facts can be twisted.

In the twisted, leftist world of the law, she (her free legal aid lawyer) might even sue you and win!

I will just knock on wood and feel grateful for having gentle tenants for the time being.All that said, and I will say that I am relatively pleased with the FRP.

His subsidiaries are set to serve and not own the RE market:Clayton Holmes = sells manufactured housingAcme Brick = speaks for itselfBenjamin Moore = paintHomeServices of America = brokerageNebraska Furniture Mart = home furnishingShaw Industries = 2nd largest US carpet manufacturerGIECO = home insurance broker------------------------------------------My twist on his remark about housing comes from his insurance float which runs about 70+billion.

Other than that, the numbers don't add up if you add them up correctly and don't twist the numbers to suit you (i.e. 3% gain in appreciation is not 3% return).

That's a twist @John.In short yes.I've been informed by many other investors that even if a mobile/manu's title is surrendered and now classed as real property, it still falls under the rules.Dbls/Triples before 1976 wont finance.

This does not look like a workable plan (putting it gently).  

A sad history for a beautiful and very gentle country.