I am currently under LOI on a 42-pad mobile home community in Southern Georgia and am about to enter the 45 day diligence period.

For example we did our own work converting the Duplex from junky backyard to a nice fenced (separate area per unit) to barefoot backyard, storage unit space, removing old 70's 6in concrete pad for vehicle parking, etc for a nice value add to renters).Some of what we're looking for in our first Texas real estate purchase & relocation (house hacking as we'll live in one of the 4 units) investment.

IMHO anyone who wants a reputation beyond just being known for this mickey-mouse barrel scraping would not go that route.

After months and months of "giving the mouse a cookie", I'd finally had enough.Tenant agrees to vacate, actually vacates by the date agreed, and promises to pay the back rent amount.

I live in Westchester County which was poor and richYou need to look at your expenses and write them out on a yellow pad what you're spending every monthJust put them in columns such as name, amount, interest-rate, etcLook seriously at the job and what your future is for advancementGo down to a good training company like Keller Williams KW  in New York and talk to the broker and show that you're very sincere about learning real estate and you want to study the new agents books and They might even give them to you for freeTry to tell everybody that you want to be really good at real estate and that you don't be working your rear end offTry to limit your TV intakeThink about tending bar or some other one or two nights a week extra job and put it in a jarI don't know what you're netting for income every month but 450 a month for a vehicle...wowCut expenses, make more moneyGood luck

This allows for no extra wires (power, key pad, etc) to be ran. 

Spaces: 13Cap Rate: 8.50%Gross Rent Multiplier: 5.50%Occupancy: 75%Lot Size: 1.17ACNOI: $34,000Details: 13 Pads, only 11 are rented, a cottage and duplex is also on the property for a total of 16 units.

I got it for 415k just outside Huntsville in Toney,AL.Here is what I know:33 pads all renter owned 5 could still be developed$150 a monthAll separately metered and pay their own utilitiesThey do have septic tanks - Are their issues with that?

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