Keep in mind, that is NET income, so with enough operating expenses, and depreciation, you might wipe out any income, and thus no UBIT, you will just need to run your numbers.

Also, when your lenders dive deeper into county records or operator standings, do you find they tend to uncover any common concerns, or is it more of a formality for peace of mind?

That might sound good, but keep in mind that quantity doesn’t always equal quality.

@Heather Loyal  that's too bad I was hoping for expansion and more platforms competing but for owners they don't have much info online.

Keep in mind that the money is only one factor; your TIME-cost is a far greater concern here.

I've been a part of the group for over a year now, Uri, and it's been absolutely fantastic.The educational program is top-notch, no doubt, but for me, when I joined, it was all about the access to the network of like-minded, vetted individuals who are there to do deals and make it happen.I've always been frustrated by local meet-up groups and networking events where the majority of people (because the events are typically free) are tire kickers.

When people think about real estate investing, mobile home parks might not be the first thing that comes to mind.

Each was paying me more than $18K for their stay so it sounds reasonable that they would want to confirm it is real and I didn't mind.  

As someone who's looking for solid B-class break even property to just hold and appreciate, I'm confused why ATL barely gets mentioned here and other places online. 

Maggie, keep in mind that pricing is based on demand so “expensive” property will usually outperform “affordable” property that is affordable because it’s often a crappy house in a crappy neighborhood that will attract crappy tenants.