The exception we have to this is if it's a house with paneling, because paneling is a lot more aggravating to fill depending on the size; the spackle doesn't grip it as well as it does regular sheetrock. for those houses, we provide a starter pack of Command strips and note in the house info sheet that those are what are to be used for hanging.

They might take a few minutes or even a couple hours to give some advice but beyond that what are you getting for free.For starters read some books and go to meetups.

Even if it’s a bloodbath it puts upward pressure on rents for those “starter” type homes. and on the coasts there is very little rental inventory especially in smaller singles.

  $370K for a 7 unit building, where my rentals are, that would be your basic 1970s, 2 bed, 1 bath, starter home.

There are many other factors as well but if those basic numbers don't pencil out then its a non starter for me in regards to should I build or not build. 

Your tenant signed a lease- and sure, they've held up their end of the bargain so far, but trying to negotiate a reduction at renewal is a non-starter for us.

I am sure you have likely come to the same conclusions, but I am a firm believer in diversification of knowledge, and hope that maybe I can provide some thoughts that you have (or anyone else reading this) maybe overlooked.For starters, when I search for manufactured homes in any particular area, one commonality I see is that the well-kept, well-maintained ones are usually in 55+ communities.

For starters, your original example has to assume that person #1 put $25k down (125k house, 100k mortgage).

Just a typical conversation starter of where or how to park your money best

So far the $1800 starter pricing seems rough.