The market analysis alone in this post is GOLD and has confirmed that I’m on the right track with my analysis of Ohio being a good area to invest in.

When the next economic recession hits, people from the expensive A and B rentals will bump down to mine.

I have mine deposited by the property manager directly into my account, or Zelle, which doesn’t charge any fees.  

If it were mine, I'd be getting ready financially and physically for a turn, and to re-advertise the unit.

I've been working with a good friend of mine, who has had a successful property management company on the Midcoast for decades now.I would love to connect and hear about how it goes with your new property. 

Mine is on state owned land, run by a sub-concessioner.  1031s are exchanges for LIKE, so if I did a 1031, I could exchange it for another park model/mobile home (or 2)???

I have a really little one (great for finishing nails but slow for framing), and my dad has a big one, but dad's is not portable like mine.

I left behind my 6 figure income job (which I was incredibly unhappy with) so she may pursue her dream, and hopefully I can pursue mine.

Due to my credit score, mines is variable and matches whatever the current prime rate is currently 3.25%. 5% is not bad if you can get it fixed for a period of time, maybe 10-15 years.

A friend of mine out near Heath/Fate/Rockwall area used to do 4% BAC....on almost every listing.