I always hated fluorescent lights and cubicles when I worked in an office.

I have currently been looking at the MacBook Air for its light weight and ecosystem with my other Apple devices.

Restoring the house -- adding new HVAC system, resurfacing all walls, painting, replacing light fixtures, and all appliances; carpet, crown molding, etc.

But light at the end of the tunnel for a decent July.

But I have a dream, I have a desire to succeed, to see the light at the end of the tunnel, and one day, I hope to look back at recount the sleepless nights and stresses that laid the path to a better future.I have a 9-to-5 job and with the social distancing rules in place, I have been doing more teleworking.

We were primarily interested in finding a mobile home park that was priced at a 10% cap rate (on lot rent only), generated over 20% cash-on-cash returns, had good management in place, was in a good market, and had a light value-add component.

Added exterior landscaping and lighting.

Maybe find a place that just needs some light updating and fix it up while living there. 

Start off with a deal that needs light work and work your way up to the full gut jobs once you gain confidence.

Warning: very technical.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/647412-syndication-losses-against-active-income