I know having a 100% occupancy rate is sweet, but a nightmare tenant is way more scary to me than a longer vacancy to land a quality tenant.

The mobile home park business is not all about big deals, but the overall goal is to find deals that will be worth $500,000 and up AFTER you complete the project (that's the start of the sweet spot for bank debt).

To be honest, I keep my yellow letters short and sweet and try and be personable.Think of how you do business with your friends when buying something from themHey Martin, It's Shaun.

Bitter sweet,  but at the end of the day, getting 7-8% increases is a hell of a lot better than San Francisco’s ridiculous 2% (+/-) allowable increases plus wacky side rules on rentals ;) But at any rate, this bill is a big deal for CA landlords!

Just note that you might be better off with the sweet cash flow you have now with the FREE AND CLEAR before acquiring another property (the idea isn't to scale for scaling sake, it is and should be more strategic).

I have also come across appraisers that give me a hard time when the purchase price is so much less than what I am shooting for on the refinance.  9  months seems to be  kind of a sweet spot, there are a lot of lending options out  there, people are going to  their local banks, or utilizing companies like ROC capital have been helpful.

Pretty sweet deal.

@Logan Aardrup congrats on finding what could be a sweet deal!

So by giving them away and having someone else pay to move them, the owner may be coming out better than if he had to pay to have them removed.This may be a really sweet deal for you but make sure to see if they have any value (repairable)Scrap metal prices are really low right now so if they can't be fixed, there's nothing there...

The voice of experience is always sweet.