(Potential buyers of the lower-end units will be disproportionately unable to qualify for mortgages and secure down payments).That said, some of these lower end units are beaten down in price to such an extent that they still make a lot of sense in this market, but the expense ratio should be thought of as more dynamic.

It definitely fills an affordable housing need, especially for those who don't qualify for any government subsidy.As an investment, if you buy right they cash flow very well, have little maintenance or repairs as long as you do not own the homes, and quite often can be bought with some form of seller financing.I will say the dynamics of park ownership have been changing the last few years with all of the new legislation.

The things that have come up have been plumbing related, and has given me some insight into dynamic that is probably quite common in Richmond and other places in the East (primarily).

I'm excited to be a part of such a dynamic community, one with so much material and so many members.

The Managers are able to capture a margin by the following:- lower operational costs than the Owner has (their own staff to do cleaning, lower fees on booking sites like VRBO/Airbnb/etc by having premium subscripts/being a super host)- higher occupancy rates than the Owner typically has- Higher rates/Dynamic pricing (a number of Managers use algorithms that fluctuate the nightly/weekly rates based on supply and demand of the market)Let me know it that helps, I'm happy to elaborate on anything else.- Tanner

This can be a nice way to garner premium week long stays further out, then you can fill in the gaps with shorter stays as you approach peak season.Of course a dynamic minstay solution that takes into account the periodicity and elasticity of any given day on your unit is the most ideal solution ;)

But I'm also anxious to invest in new syndicated deals as funds become available.Tax benefits for syndicated investments (assuming they are equity and not debt) stem from the same dynamics as direct ownership....i.e., depreciation...especially when cost segregation is involved. 

The content is more dynamic, and works better with Google and its indexing of web pages.

I wanted to let everyone know about one of the incredible speakers who just agreed to join us at the BiggerPockets Summit in March:Steve Cook who is Managing Editor at Real Estate Economy Watch and UPI.com, and is a regular contributor on the BiggerPockets Blog each Wednesday, will be talking about the dynamics of stabilizing foreclosure markets and identifying prospect markets to invest in.

well, advertising is a good way to put it on the wrapped... especially if they want something dynamic and constantly adopting to changes and competitions out there. its not permanent so it can easily be removed or changed.