I run a branch of hard money with the most competitive terms in the business!

Because likely the competition (as well as a hotel if in same price range) will dictate minimums.

In a competitive market, you can never under price a property.

If you know how to fill out documentation and are not contesting the will, I think you'll find their prices much more competitive.

Neither appreciation nor depreciation has much effect on the process.The best part is that you have little competition because the vast majority of investors look down their noses at ‘trailers’ and really don’t know how to monetize this lucrative niche.After 20 years of being in the business I’ve learned a little :)

Most off-market sellers, especially in a competitive market, are lured to sell by quick deals, cash, and limited inspections.

They’re turning every pasture out there into a new neighborhood which is going to increase your competition.

From those calls, you will have learned what your competition is related to lot rent, the sale of homes, how many POH they have, and what incentives you may have to offer as you sell homes.Next, you can advertise a home for sale yourself as a "test ad".

While you can make an all cash offer and be competitive, you are putting sizeable equity at risk in 1 investment.  

Austin is fantastic for appreciation and projected growth, but its a hot and very competitive market - and difficult to find cash-flow.