After that you determine the variables that lead to final price that more accurately represents the specific attributes of the park.

While I am not opposed to that, I am confident there are plenty of great deals in our state - we just haven't found them.Second, I want to ensure my financial analyses are as accurate as possible for each property, mainly my assumptions around estimating expenses.

Last 30 days pay stubsLast 2 months bank statementsProperty Taxes, insurance, lease amounts, HOA statement, and current mortgage statement for each propertyI don't know that coming prepared will get you a better rate than you otherwise would have, but it will certainly help you get a more accurate rate because it will be based on more accurate information.

If you provide the address and purchase price i can help you analyze the deal a lot better and give you more accurate advice. 

Top of page for the White House:And I pulled Ben Bernanke's after reading on the news that his mortgage refinance application was denied due to being self employed for <2 years after he was no longer Chairperson of the Fed.Often these aren't super accurate; not uncommon for the preliminary title report to uncover more stuff.

PP $210kDP $15kRequired roof repair $15kInspection currently taking place this morning so unknown additional repair costsCurrent rents $2345 Owner paid W/S/G & exterior electric $544taxes $2200 /yrInsurance (awaiting accurate quote) estimated $1200/yrSeller financing $195k at 5.85% 5 year balloon amortized over 30 years with monthly payment of $1150.

It may take a lot of research to get them accurate.

Please let me know if that is an accurate assumption.So, I then thought if a refinance triggers a tax assessment as well, our potential property, which would likely appraise at the same price as the house next door, causing a tax increase at a similar level and destroying cash flow and ROI post refi.  

Please let me know if that is an accurate assumption.So, I then thought if a refinance triggers a tax assessment as well, our potential property, which would likely appraise at the same price as the house next door, causing a tax increase at a similar level and destroying cash flow and ROI post refi.

Find an agent who is an investor. go to meetups in your area to get exposed more and network. picking up random properties on Zillow with out knowing all the expenses and repairs isn't the best way to utilize the calculator. you will need accurate numbers to see if you will cash flow. start your search for a property now as sometimes it can take time to find the right one depending the area. get pre approved and go house hunting with a link minded realtor. then you can plug in the numbers into a calculator and see if any will work. best of luck.