In really bad cases, you have to remove the carpet and the padding and seal the subfloor before you can put new flooring in.

As for tracking deals, seems there is only one way to ensure someone doesn't pad their bed here and that would be by posting HUD-1 statements or closed contracts.....I know I'm not going to make such documents public on the interent!

Here are some details:* Inside city limits (you can't create any more parks in city limits by law)* 29 pads (no park-owned homes)* Pads rent for $150/month or $190/month (depending on whether the homeowner has dog(s)* Currently 11 pads are rented (8 w/o dogs, 3 with)* Selling for $150k* Owner owes $100k and is willing to finance $100k with down payment of $50k.

page=1Then I went to the book store and spent about $100 on real estate investment books and went through them 1 by 1 with a note pad and paper to keep track of the key things.

Do these get padded for some reason?

I built new houses in FL for a few years and was able to get anything I wanted with just a few mouse clicks.

Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

They'll also add a lot of padding by talking about their personal experience flippingDo your research--some gurus are motivational, some gurus actually give you a lot of info for your money.

Build conservative padding into your calculations, tack on 5-10% to all expected expenses and see if it still works out.