They have funded many of our deals.

I imagine this would take close to a year if all went well, and eat up a lot of funds.

With a househack, you could possibly get low 6's with a buydown or a sweetheart deal, but I wouldn't plan on it.

I am looking to try and build up funds to start purchasing properties.

My thoughts:  The HELOC might be a good emergency fund, but basically it is a large credit card.  

Inflation was low, cost to borrow/capital was low, and Gen Z’s taste in music was still bad… Interest rates were low because inflation remained low, so the Fed really didnt have to do much, and only started pulling levers again at the end of 2018.

My guess is materials from stores like Home Depot or Lowes.

But even more so than other RE, I want to wait until a cyclical low to wade into that industry.

. $600/yr in taxes seems like a low amount for a developer to not want to pay in order to acquire an extra plot of land that would enhance their space lol. 

Hi there,I am looking to get into MHP investing, I have saved up a quite a bit of funds from selling houses.Is there anybody (preferably in SoCal, but not a big deal) that is in the MHP space, either a broker, or an investor, that can help provide some guidance & would be interested to connect?