Crunch your numbers and make the offer that your numbers say you need to.

However, there has to be some data I can crunch, would love to hear what some of you look at.

The market is great.In a number crunch of 300 cities using 10 metrics ranging from home prices to tax rates to vacancy levels, WalletHub determined that Montgomery, Alabama, was the nation’s most affordable city for homebuyers.

You need to really crunch the numbers to see if it will work.If you can't find a way to make it work, you may have to be patient and save up money.

All sorts of issues.. the main issue was abandoned homes that were too old to tow ( our state regs) so had to be crunched and hauled to the dump.. so lots of money when these old trailers get to the end of useful life.YOu will find that lenders do NOT want you to Own any of the MH's.. and maintenance of park owned can be really tough because they are not like apartments were you can just run to a supplier and buy universal supplies etc.. to maintaining them is tough.Third one I just bought is a mini Ghetto and I will be hauling 30% of the homes to the dump. and replacing with new.. this has city sewer water ..

My two cents, you probably already know this:Time to crunch numbers, see if the purchase price still makes sense now that you know what needs doing.

However, it couldbe better for you seller to consider SF, you need to crunch numbers, IMO. before you mention such tactics.Who sells that price range in your area?

I provided numbers so anyone that wants to figure cash flow on a retail deal could crunch them however they want to crunch them.

Your post woke me up to crunch the numbers more on upcoming deals.

My head is about to explode crunching numbers.