Purchase price: $45,000 Cash invested: $48,000 Purchased this mobile home for $45,000, as-is value is $150,000.

It used to be covered under a mobile home policy.Flood insurance is required by lenders if the property is located in a flood zone.

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I own a piece of land on which someone else has their mobile home. 

I expect rents to go up a lot because less and less Americans can afford a house over time plus folks are far more mobile now so they may be inclined to rent vs buy.

I'm asking specifically because I am thinking about throwing a treadmill or elliptical machine in the living room if the person wants to exercise a little while they're there.The unit isn't huge (around 1k sq feet) and it will probably look tacky, but I was wondering if other people have found value in providing some simple exercise equipment, even if it seems out of place.Hi Brandon, exercise equipment can be a great differentiator, but I'd suggest a compact setup in a dedicated corner rather than dominating the living room.

; we have a 92% combined occupancy rate on our two properties.I really like the update to FF's listings, on desktop and mobile, especially the use of photos.

Nick, I just renewed a policy on a property in Mobile, AL with premium at $3,016.

However, this must be paired with a dedicated and robust negative keyword strategy to prevent your ads from appearing for keywords that ARE NOT RELEVANT to your investing business.For the sake of this example have a look at this attached picture below:In this picture you can see that this ad shows up on the keyword “House for sale near me…” which is not something a seller would search for (not to mention a distressed seller).

I am a property owner myself and now the proud founder of RentWiseLA, a company dedicated to helping property owners navigate the complexities of the Section 8 program, especially when it comes to lease-ups and rent increases.Having spent years in the trenches, helping owners fill their vacant units with Section 8 families, I’ve always taken pride in educating property owners about the ins and outs of Section 8.