@Axel Ragnarsson 21 Years Old, Closed on 1st Multi-Family with only 5% DownMy first thought was Quit complaining, you can do another one;-)When my daughter was taking flying lessons, I'd go along with my students to help pay for fuel.

However; with all the regulations, permitting time and fees, materials costs due to high fuel prices, taxes, coupled with workman's comp insurance, etc. , the high insurance for homes, etc., it's no longer possible. 

Loving the inspiration and ideas to bounce off of for my first deal, only fuels my ambition

Eventually they did fuel an overpriced market in all asset classes, but that took several years. 

I will run this up the flag pole.. thanks Matt  appreciate your kind words and comments..

And that takes a lot of fuel. 

As far as exit strategy a few years down the road after fixing by up and leasing out, I'm not sure how marketable a successful 16 unit Mobile Home Park, plus triplex, would be though once I fixed it up and got it all rented out.With utility repairs, concrete pad upgrades, electrical repairs (most all above ground electrical poles/meters are near trashed.), repairs on triplex, along with the numerous miscellaneous repairs that always come up there would easily be another $75K to get things, including triplex fixed up and ready to move in 16 mobile homes.

You can usually get him booked within 2 to 4 business days.If you're willing to wait 7 to 14 days for availability and pay a little more,-Don Gocek with Santa Fe Inspections if you poled all of the local Realtors I estimate at least 50% would say he is the best of the best. 

To get energy service to a temporary pole, typically you have to wait for the county to send the info to the electric company for them to come out.  

if its affixed to the land those ususally run with the land.I had a lease option buyer put up a 30k pole barn then fail on the option.. he lost I won.