When we market we need to keep track of this dynamic and adjust for it.

As a flip investor myself, I like to see ALL properties for sale around a subject property so I can understand the local market dynamics.

Real HML don't quote a rate floor, since the market is dynamic, as we have seen in the past two weeks. 

Therefore it would require that it be replaced with a Park Model which enters into a whole new dynamic in terms of size and features.OK, now you ask why I would even to down that road?

Here is alternative food for thought depending on your Exit/Retirement Strategy and Timeline/Age...Please look at the thought behind these links and not necessarily the companies or their pitch...Your CPA is invaluable to you as you work through the dynamics of your position...https://www.kingsbarn.com/landing/1031-exchange-pr...https://newdirectionira.com/education/blog-and-art... http://www.1031crowdfunding.com/?

I have used Isabela for some of my deals and she has always been fantastic at understanding the dynamics of the markets. 

Here some variables that might influence the dynamics of the Supply/Demand of the market:Supply: More distressed sellers:According to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) the number of loans in forbearance in mortgage servicers' portfolios grew to 6.99% (as per May 5th, 2020).

Losing property management or bad property management would ruin this for sure as I am guessing the systems to run a park are a whole other world than a multi family with different dynamics.

Determining ARV is tough right now, with the housing market being so dynamic.

Philly is wonderfully varied and dynamic - from safe and boring investments to risky, from turn key to new construction...