Price vs taxes/insurance vs rents attainable ?

@Samuel Metcalf- sorry ...getting  heloc on the rental duplex  will be hard / impossible to obtain ....if you can  get one - it would be a great option to use for the  remodel / landscape ....if you have  50K equity in your primary -you likely dont have  ample equity position to get a HELOC  on it as the max  comboned loan to value for helc lenders is  85%  ( maybe  90% ) ...I would try getting helocs on both to see whats possible ...if no heloc is possible - use the cash on hand for the purchase down payment / closing costs / loan fee/ prepaids and then use future accumulated savings for landscaping 

Although it is stressful at times, you'll have a team guiding you and you'll usually have ample time for preparation. 2.

There is absolutely a premium you can attain from renting to students driven by a few key items:1.

College is not necessarily the end all be all, but it does provide you with ample opportunities for refining a lot of those real-world skills. 

This includes the people on this board.Cash flow is merely a function of your downpayment, so to say it's not attainable is wrong.

The prices are very affordable here making cashflow attainable. 

I've had a very light interest in this for a long time, but never considered it to be something attainable at this point in my life.

Hello everyone, I recently came across a larger quantity of mobile home parks and would like advice from a more seasoned MHP investor that has ample expertise in the field.

With the 2019 ADU law, we are considering converting the duplex to a single family home plus ADU, so that we can build a DADU in the ample backyard.