The house is a nicer 1800sqft manufactured house although we are in NE Bend about 2mi from Downtown. 

Maybe Nebraska is building a lot faster than California?

If you are interested in meeting some other local bigger pockets members we are getting together next Monday October 12th at the Old Town Pizza and Brewery on NE Martin Luther King.

There's a lot to like about both markets, the University of Nebraska Lincoln just had their highest incoming freshman class this fall and the Haymarket in downtown Lincoln just got a 15,000 seat arena and the areas around it are growing rapidly.

No equity splits here, these properties dont have huge margins where equity splits are attractive, which Im sure you're aware of being from ne ohio as well lol .

., whereas I would be targeting midwestern states such as Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, and later on Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma where the parks tend to be a bit lower quality and are often rurally located.For this to work, I believe I need at least a minimum of 1,200 or so parks in my farm area, each with a minimum of 50 to 60 lots, and a value of somewhere between $750k to $4M. --- 1,200 parks is an estimate based on my experience in the apartment world; this number could be higher or lower depending on the velocity of this product type in my markets.--- 50 to 60 lots because my understanding is that 40 to 50 lots is the minimum number of lots needed to provide the economies of scale to reward a passive/remote investor, and from what I've seen even the nicest parks in the Midwest typically don't trade for much more than $20k/lot with the bulk of them trading closer to $10k/lot or less; I would prefer that the majority of the properties in my database are large enough so that the prospective buyer market is not limited to a local buyer.

My husband and I are looking to buy in NE Ohio.

You can file a protest with the county board of equalization on the tax assessed value (it might have a different name in Illinois, but that's what it's called in Nebraska).

Hello Nebraska Investors,Does anyone have an assignment contract that they use.

Akron is so close to Cleveland and big NE Ohio colleges so any turn around Cleveland has- Akron will feed off it too!