Most anything you need to buy, sell, operate a mobile home park.Basically it accelerates the learning curve of MHP investing, and compacts all of his years of experience into a 3 day event, plus the reference library, audio, due diligence manual, all that.

Check the kitchen cabinets, medicine cabinet, and bathroom sink area for typical products, count toothbrushes.

The compact size of this home ensures reduced overheads, and since the fishermen are away for the better part of the day, it experiences minimal wear and tear.You can check out our active listing on Airbnb here http://bit.ly/3tdEq2i What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Storm pondsStorm sewersUtilities sewer water electric fiber off siteUtilities on siteRoadsBillboardsRoad accesses- turn lanes, lights, crossovers, VPD  vehicles per daySpeed limitLeases  NNNFinancing, pi, interest only, construction loan, rent up, occupancy level, SBA, 1031, seller financing, OZ, Insurance, additional insured, construction, business income loss, Sales contracts,  due diligence, deposits, close period, call out, auctions, Marketing- preferred buyers, Crexi, loopnet, etcSoil compaction, concrete psi, footings, door heights widths, fire hydrants, fire suppression, 3phase, licensing ( can you imagine buying a bar but not getting a license)?

~ $450 for the bobcat & operator (we were going to just rent the bobcat but found a guy on Craigslist who owned one and was willing to also do the driving of it for about the same price as it would have cost to just rent the bobcat)~ $450 to buy a jackhammer to knock down the edges around the pool and also to make a large hole in the bottom of the pool for drainage (we could have rented a jackhammer for cheaper but this way we own one and can use it on future jobs)~ $100 to rent a tamping rammer to compact the dirt (to reduce the chance of it settling over time)So, in total, about $2600. 

Recommend you grind on site and use for mulch.Legal fees-  $20,000Soil compaction test

If we were to shift some of the neighborhood borders slightly, we would suddenly come up with different grades because one or two comps would have dropped or were added, making a big difference in a compact market. 

A lot of this type of repeated movement is the house being built on fill and not properly compacted.

Hi Mona, new gutters and adding more compacted fill dirt with slope away from the home should make a big difference in your moisture problem.

Problem with hired services is you are the last guy on their list and by the time the get to you the snow is compact ice or melted.