The test ads were listed online-- I suppose a sign out front and/or near by intersections would be would be an effective selling strategy, too.Tampa does seem like a great market for MH investing.

Just because you have a developer headed your way is no reason to jump on a proposal, there aren't but four coners to that intersection.

For instance one of my favorite areas to place is on 6 corners of a very busy intersection that has a Lowes, Target, Old Navy, etc.

The previous owners bought the property because a National Retailer (WalGreens) was sniffing around and it's prime corner lot on the major intersection of town.

I do work with a guy that recently bought a flip just Northeast of that intersection and they love their neighborhood.

Hey all,

We have all seen the "cash for your house", "Quick cash", "I buy all houses, Cash" signs. I live here in Austin and have lately been seeing signs with a twist. They actually say,

"I sell hous...

There's always a debate about how effective they are, but in my experience I've found them to be VERY--especially if you put them up at main, busy intersections.  

Signs bring in a lot of our calls, we do bandit signs at major intersections in town.

Directly across the intersection is Win Dix, Cato and a few others.

There are always trade-offs.As a long term rental, Rent would be high, and rental pool would be limited - but at some price there is a tenant for every property, just depends on where the demand/price line would intersect.