I figured that to low, given the fact that there is room for expansion Course in today's environment finding a all cash buyer will be tough & a trade is not really doable unless of course the property trade is located in my neck of the woods Thankyou for your reply Sonny Sonny,I read your post and might shed some insight on how to value a MHP.

How should I get started. maybe this thread will shed some light onto the subject.Currently I have my real estate salesperson license.

Please shed some light on this.

The Bank will not listen to your case of the cost of rehab.I don't believe all this, or else you guys wouldn't be getting any deals, so can someone shed some light on what and how you negotiate under different buying circumstances.In a real life instance, today, my realator called on a short sell for 75k and the lister said she presented an offer to the bank at 55 and they came back at 68.

If you have, it will shed some light on when "values" will return.

I realize this is an old thread, but as someone who just started in this business about 8 months ago, and who just finished his 8th rehab (using all licensed contractors), I can shed some light on my learning curve...

If its a shed, take it down, If it is more expensive to take down and then rebuild the property: then rebuild.

I was curious if anyone can help shed some light on a few scenarios that I am currently considering.There is a great 2 family home opportunity but the issue is coming up with the 20% down payment.

They often prefer brown and gray everything, with a big garage, a shed, a sprinkler system and a privacy fenced back yard for barbeques and lounging in private.

Let's not shed a tear for the banks or the borrowers.