we have this amazing new construction project going in The Heights, but we don't really know how or where to find credit partners, we are super excited about to star this new real state project!!!

When folks start giving MHP's ratings starting with 5 star parks down to  "TOILETS", It's a pretty sad day and time to start rethinking short and long term strategy.Finally, not all MHP's are in the path of progress.

In the late part of the last decade, big techs like Google starred bus services to ferry the young and the restless from SF to Mt.

I agree with what Kim had to say, and I'd lean towards option #2- and thank your lucky stars that you figured out this wasn't a great tenant BEFORE they really became your problem!

We're excited to have @Katie Askew on the team . . . she is a rock star and is taking control of the BiggerPockets Library.

I personally self-manage, but @Mark Byers a rock star when it comes to managing properties and understands Section 8, so you can benefit from Government paid rent - which I highly recommend. 

I dont have any particular advice other than an antidotal story.I saw and add in a mag in 2000 for ski in ski out condos at silver star ( merrit )  for 49k CDN which at the time was US 35k. so i got to check them out. fall in love with the oakanogan valley and bought instead a home at the oakanogan golf clubbrand new 210k CND  which at the time was just over 165k US.. 2 story walk out 2400 sq feet.. etc.. so spent a year there and got a season pass to big white.. that area rocks.. good luck with it..

Zillow is definitely hit or miss in Houston they rate themselves a 1 star for the Houston market:http://www.zillow.com/zestimate/If you feel like you aren't getting great property management service I suggest you change property managers.

So if you dont have any personal income you will need the rent to price ratios to work out so that this formula will qualify the entire mortgage/tax/ins of the property you're looking to buy.Example above for orange county will not work, but for midwest might due simply to higher rent to price ratios of mid west versus subpar RV ratios in OC, california.In CA gross rents are .3 to .5% RV ratios while in the mid west you can get 1.5-3.0% RV ratios a star difference.

I know the basics about saving but what can I do now to get a jump star?