I think it would make a great option for further down the road, after you have cash-flowing properties that can boost your income! 

If you can get a 4 unit and a basement, that would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.Personally, I am very bullish on New York and NYC itself.

To be boost energy, morale and motivation, in this super tough market, Would any BPers investing in the OKC market like to share your RECENT (with a year) success investment deals?

We need home owners to boost values.

It's certainly hard to argue the safety of investing debt free, but a small amount of "good debt" in order to boost profit is also hard to argue with.

They usually inclue homes that are not really that comparable in rooms/square footage which boosts up their "estimated value."

They're going to be willing to work with you.If the wife wants to sell because they're losing their shirt, then you're going to have more limited options with them from what I would guess anyway.But buying 12 in one fell swoop is going to be a really big boost to your portfolio.

For a first park, strive for what we call "stabilized with upside" which means a nice, safe, liquid park that you can still boost the NOI based on annual rent raises and filling some lots.

I’m 22 years old with no wife or kids so I would have two extra bedrooms I will most likely rent out to friends for maybe $250-$300 a room which can boost my monthly profit up to approx $646.Cash on Cash- 5.39% (I did $46 (monthly income) x 12 then divided that by $10,250 which is down payment and closing cost and ended up with 0.05385) correct?

So it was costing me a bit, but due to super aggressive debt service.If I *REALLY* liked the property, AND felt I was buying something under valued, and it was negative only due to debt service or only until I added some value to boost rents, AND I could get some good debt on it.