While another that understands the market, the elements of the investment, how to control the elements, how to exit the investment can have a wide margin of safety and would not be speculating.

But I would simply call in to the building and safety dept. or permits office and go over your list with them and ask them what permits you need.

If nothing has fundamentally changed in your analysis (ARV is the same, you're on-budget, the market hasn't changed, etc), then be patient.

Be patient.

Please be patient, I'm still trying to learn what strategy would be best for me and make me the most amount of money in my area.

I'm wondering if I should be a little more patient with getting into the Mobile home business.

Many similar banks are encouraged not to risk their liquidity or the safety of the depositers money.

During a recent "safety inspection" of our sfh rental, I noticed the water meter was upside down.

However, after I run numbers on a flip or a rental and see that they're not good enough--based on the formulas I've learned here mostly-- I'll return to the BP site, lurk or solicit advice, and I'll feel reassured that being patient is the shrewd move.

On the issue of safety, it has been my observation that many of the "drug houses that you can hit with a rock" are being managed by a professional management company.