I agree with others that appliances seem quite high for a rental and the trash out too . The

The sooner the better too, the more time goes by, the larger the correction is going to be.

Literally, keeping a clean reputation will be key to mfhs.( like all great things that go up, they will come down , too.) The

This is a question I don't have the answer too, the best would be to look for an area that is not so reliant on the base, but then is that going to be at odds with your investing style?

I think if we were not networkers and were doing this on our own, it wouldn't have been as positive of an experience we are having.Also note: We also went to this company's training in stocks and have good things to say about that, too. The

They're usually happy to talk with people and should be able to give you an idea of the feasibility of the project before you start dumping money into it This has been my experience too- the planning and zoning are pretty no nonsense which is easy to deal with...and yes, "fees" aplenty. 

Sounds like the "owner" isn't really the owner - at least not without probate.I recommend you consult with a probate attorney and go over the details with a fine toothed comb.

PEX is fun to work with too. The

Many of the crowd funding companies find the deals for you and do all the underwriting too. The

The same goes for fix and flips too, the market is the retail buyer since they are the one buying a home thats all fixed up and aesthetically appealing.