Part of it is trying to see how the advice on BP translates to NZ and what location specific issues there are.I would love to talk to anyone who's active in the market here or has any other advice for someone in my situation. 

Figured some of the concepts could translate from stock to real estate investing.

I do believe that reading something and hearing it face to face something gets lost in translation.

Either way, trading your time and sweat will translate in you learning more and utilizing that in your own opportunities.

Which still should translate to double digit coc, again, depending on the ARV.

Send them a statement with the incremental charges after that's been completed.When they don't pay the full balance you have a stronger case to evict for non-payment than only simple code violations.Depending on the state evicting can be more difficult for only breaking a certain sub-section item of a lease not related to rent, so always try to translate the issues you have back into a non-payment problem.But to your question.  

I would either look at your state/city rental board or pay the hundred or two hundred dollars for a professional translator.

I was referring more to price of houses vs income, which translate into demand for residential purchases. 

It really helps to know that there is a book that covers mobile home investing in detail.When I originally made this post I was looking for some concrete steps or an action plan for determining if this is a deal, the acquisition and exit strrategy.I'm a pre-foreclosure investor and wholesaler mostly and was interested in how that translates over to mobile homes.I may read the book eventually and may end up passing on the lead.Thank you again for your time.

I'm going to translate this for you, @Justin Nothem as Bill gave u some "code" to decipher.If you are an owner occupant, and you are buying on terms, like a note and a mortgage, the SELLER has to abide by the ATR rules of Dodd Frank.See http://www.consumerfinance.gov/regulations/ability-to-repay-and-qualified-mortgage-standards-under-the-truth-in-lending-act-regulation-z/If you are the SELLER, the penalties are like "3 years payments + attorneys fees + court costs plus down payment."