., The SAFE Act has killed Lonnie Deals, MH dealers are pulling thier hair out with it.The returns can be better, now ask do you really earn the difference...Cheap MHs are full of tenant and maintenance issues, not saying you can't get a good tenant, just saying they are fewer and far between, just don't turn yourself into a slum-lord

@ David A A couple of things that may need attention, I know they did in my part of Florida. 1) Permits: We contracted with a "reputable" architect for a hair salon family business.

Months and months later and extensions and hair brained ideas the deal dies and all that time was a waste.When I ask buyers for proof of funds and holdings and a transaction history some get defensive.

Yes, i did have great memories of college and it does prepare you to meet new culture of people and you learn certain ways of presentations, research information, etc....but to go 50k in debt for that is not worth it to me in the long run...there are medical nursing schools, automotive mechanic programs, barber/hair schools, culinary, etc.

I give them the tenant's number and have them call them direct to set up a day/time that works.At some point, I hope to sell the homes in the outlying areas and the ones that are not the most ideal rentals and take the equity from those (they do have some decent equity still) and upgrade to better areas and better product.Then, I see no reason why I couldn't do 30 or more by myself.It also helps that my wife cuts hair in her salon in the basement.

Michael, you are twisting my words and splitting hairs he.

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However, a few are pulling their hair looking for a way to get out from dealing with it.

The urine, poop, hair, clawing, chewing, digging, fleas, dirt, etc. is not good for the property.

If you can, while you are experiencing a problem, pull the dishwasher out and blow on the pump area with a hair dryer for a couple minutes and see if it starts working again.