Do you have sample of your ads?

Thank you all for the replies and thank you J for allowing me to see a sample of your business plan, it's exactly and more of what I was looking for as a reference.

Here is what I found for some towns in and around Central Valley, CA:Redding: 122 PropertiesYuba City: 103 PropertiesModesto: 362 PropertiesFresno: 643 PropertiesSan Jose: 894 PropertiesSacramento: 1,074 PropertiesThis is just a sampling.

Maybe there is a sample form available that reflects your state's law.

When I'm trying to determine if one area can be used as a comp for another subdivision, I take a larger sample (read go back further in time) and see how the prices compare for each area.

Jonathan look up the taxes and divide by 12 to get monthly tax costs.Look for the HOA docs to see if there is an assessment and how much.Usually if you find a listing on MLS in that subdivision there will be some houses and it will list association dues monthly or yearly.For instance if taxes are 1,000 and HOA 1,500 then you have about 208.33 a month in costs.If you buy for 4,000 and hold for 2 years you have to get at least 9,000 in 2 years time to break even and even more with closing costs etc.That money will be dead not generating a return for you.You also need to know the soil sample and build ability of the lot.This will be a factor from who buys from you if they want to build a house.On the MLS you can see what developed lots are selling for.Is this lot developed and cleared with pipes sticking out of the ground or does it still have all the trees and uncleared and ungraded in it's natural state??

I would really appreciate a sample letter for NOD if anybody has one.

I've been looking at a sample rental contract that I found on this website (though, oddly enough, I can't find that page right now...).

Does anyone have a sample letter or form that they have used for a mobile home repossesion?

The storage doesn't have to always be full of business inventory, tools, supplies, samples, etc.