LolIf we say C+ neighborhood things are fairly chill, but as we drop down to C- or D things can get and be dicey and you have to work!

The similarities are chilling.  

When the tenants moved out, he discovered they had utterly trashed the place and the cost to bring it back to market standard (and thereby get a more desirable tenant) was beyond him. 

Quote from @Susan Maneck:  There is a strategic blue-print on how to usurp a democracy too Communism detailing this; "Rules For Radicals" that if you read should shoot a cold chill down your spin as it details blow for blow exactly what's been happening for years, and what it's all leading up to becomes obvious as well as true intents. 

I've seen an overwhelming amount of utterly freakish craziness up close and personal, and I can confidently bear witness that white people always end up being the freakiest freaks of all.

.: Seasoned and Newbie investors alike, Never EVER mention Ohio 3 times… Ohio, Ohio, Ohio… What’s wrong with OhioIt's not lore that if you utter the word "Ohio" in the comments, the Columbus BP mafia will drop so many replies that you will consider quitting the site. :)

I guess if the cash flow were compelling, the developers would’ve kept the units for themselves😂.I suggest buying locally(or more locally) and using real estate in the Caribbean for its primary purpose- kicking back and chilling out 🍸 

Thank youCash flow is gonna be very difficult if not impossible in Frederick county, you might find some cash flow in Hagerstown, though the most housing stock is just utter **** inside the city, I’d look to buy like in halfway or something where at least the housing stock is decent.

It's sell, take the 100k profit, your at 360k in the bank, VTSAX or money market and chill for a bit, see how this market/economy thing plays out, rates have to come down no one can afford at these rates, then maybe look to refi and get the rate under 5%.Also something to think about.....

The root problem with POHs is that many park owners become greedy and lazy in their management which then allows these homes to fall into complete and utter disrepair.