tenants bring in throw rugs if they want them.. of course its the deep south so they acutally were pretty good being cooler.. in summer.. and it does not get that cold in winter don't thing they would work up your way but maybe..

I don't have that much cash, but around half of that I could swing.10 lots, 1 park owned home.NOI ~$22,000/yrThis is about an hour from my home.Lot rent and all expenses are already set up and in place, so this would be essentially buying it and it basically runs itself (comparatively speaking).Exit strategy seems easier/more secure for SFH vs MHP would be more investor oriented/hopeful.What would ya'll do?

Again, that's for a specific long term orientation and certainly not everyone's cup of Early Gray.

Often times tenants will list cars, art work, Jewelers, Persian rugs.  

The seller is considering selling it via an auction website to reach a more investment-oriented buyers.  

Landlords that use incremental rent increases are not business oriented and are really only playing head games with their tenants and themselves.

My units are family oriented 3 bedroom / 2 car garage, and the Puyallup School District draws good tenants.

As an insurance agent, I have to deal with painfully detail-oriented paper work, underwriters, bureaucracies, and bank mortgage departments.

Plus, it would be awkward if an unknowing spouse got a divorce-oriented flyer in the mail based on his spouse's till-then-secret consultation w/ a divorce attorney.

I provide a detail oriented, one on one experience; always exceeding customers expectations.