My tenants are having problems with their newborn and have to move in with family to afford the medical care.

The quick story is in 2002 I traveled to southern Utah and fell in love with it.

I do believe I wouldn't be celebrating 40 years of marriage next year, wouldn't have travelled the world and taken 25 cruises,enjoyed my grand kids, etc.

To achieve complete financial freedom, travel the world.. and send my children to the best schools.

Even with travel expenses (tax deductible) I saved boatloads on mgmt expenses and I enjoy the job as I've created it.

It is under 15% if you toss in travel expenses...So you might figure a rough estimate of NOI like this...40 pads at $200 per month, owner pays all utilities.so 40 x 200 x 12 = 96,00096,000 x .6 = 57,600now take the NOI and divide it by the CAP rate you want to buy the park for... so lets say a 12 CAP57,600 / .12 = $480,00014 CAP...57,600 / .14 = $411,428and so on... finding parks with expenses that can be cut are a real key to adding huge value quickly to a purchase.

K Smith, traveled the world lately?

But you better have a team in place to sell.Hi Jonathan,I have a team in place and travel to CA often.

No one ever takes the time to consider that maybe you had some medical bills, tried to keep things going but lost your job and just couldn't pull out of the spiral.

By knowing in which category you are falling helps you to decide buying a property as an investment but using it for holidays or you could also buy a travel home and look at living their permanently or you can invest in the property and rent it out.