I would not be happy if I found out a tenant were subletting, making money and expecting me to maintain the property for their new roommate/cash cow.

If a cow was killed by lightning, it was our loss alone, not one cent was paid by taxpayers.Now, farmers are paid NOT to farm.

A well run park is a cash cow.

There is certainly an unfilled need in many areas.Lots to digest bill.

The going rate here for boarding cattle on ranch land is $0.50 per head, per day. 50 cows = $750 a month.

Holy cow!

So when you or any other wants to PROVE that was not the case you can try till the cows come home in front of a mirror.

When you pay $4K for a MH and resell it with $1500 down payment and "payments of only $220/month", you've got a cash cow.

I've only recently become interested in real estate investing and have spent the last several months digesting books, magazines, DVDs and TV shows on the subject.

I have a feeling the current market is scaring off potential buyers, and the area has a strong smell...I'll have to look into why it reeks of cow patties, but other than that the homes are very nice.So what indicators should I be investigating?