Hi guys, this is my 1st post.I'm trying to determine how you calculate your cash on cash with leverage.Example: I purchased a mobile home park $375,000with $75,000 down seller carry @ 7%.Monthly CF is $4,700

A single-wide mobile home, right?

NG will pay for a portion to all your school as well.We could really go down a rabbit hole here, but since this is a real-estate site not a military site I will try to keep this short.If you are in a non-combat arms MOS and you forsee limited risk of future mobilizations because of war fatigue from politicians and the American public, then you are probably OK going that route.If you are in a combat arms MOS I personally don't think the reserves is the way to go, especially when you are just starting out.

Dear Biggerpockets Members,I am currently actively looking to purchase a mobile home park and i have found one which seems in a pretty bad condition.

For example, I lived in South Philly for years and I lived on a nice quiet block but if you went 3 blocks over there were mobile police station sitting on the corners bc of all the violence.

I would like some recommendations on local movers in the Central Florida Area. We have about 8 more units to move and are not satisfied with the company we have been using.

Thank you

It goes for SFH, mobile homes, duplexes, big multifamily, small multifamily, EVEN NON-PERFORMING NOTES!

Equipment: landline phone with voice mail, mobile phone with texting, computer with email, all-in-one printer/copier/fax, file cabinets, bookshelves, desk/chair/lamp.All of our tenant files are under lock and key.

Turn you car into a mobile billboard

After reading Brandon Turner's article on the top 10 mobile apps for real estate, I have integrated some into my business:1) JotNot scanner to capture real estate docs with my smart phone.