When you move out, you still rent out by the room to juice the rents.Anyway, my two cents.

There was not enough to go around so the tax commission goes first and any superior liens / then your the big hungry kid that gets the rest of the sandwiches but not enough to fill your belly.

my Daddy always said real estate is belly to belly.. and this was before cell phones and internet and computers LOL..

If things still around looking great, more stimulus (aka helicopter money) will likely be pumped into circulation.While interest rates are a record low, housing demand will still remain high in most markets.If using the BRRRR strategy, just make sure you have a good handle on your rehab costs, ARV and at least a couple lenders lined up.Personally, I’d use the leverage now and potentially get a larger property or multiple properties during that same seasoning period.You might be surprised that there is still juice left in the market for appreciation.

I have my reasons why I mailed them but won't discuss them openly, but the juice would be worth the squeeze.

No matter what type of economic market we are in, there will be areas of the country that prosper and those that go belly up.

Local and regional banks simply do not carry that many bad loans, they are not big enough and didn't originate like the Commercial (Conduit) Lenders that went belly up.  

The vacancy risk post MH sale (either having to take back title for non payment on the MH or find a replacement if they pull their trailer) makes the juice not worth the squeeze to me.

@Jason K GreenI agree with @Stephen Bell, I have had little luck in attempting the same thing. 

We could organize beagles, or donuts, coffee and/ juice and all chip in to cover the cost?