Some at a few cents less than rack rate.If the station is pumping 60,000 gallons per month (or more), that few cents per gallon adds up quickly.The stations who make the best profits negotiate price on a delivery by delivery basis - and they pay cash. 

I grew up north of San Francisco but moved to Reno, NV to live and invest because of it's proximity to CA, low property taxes, stable job growth, diversified population growth, lower prices, strong rents, much more landlord friendly tenant/landlord laws, etc. 

Multifamily is a different game from single family and it also comes at a higher price tag = greater risk.

The good thing about purchasing an RV Park / Mobile home park is that potentially, a good portion of the purchase price will be eligible for bonus depreciation.This assumption is assuming you don't own most of the mobile homes but moreso the park and lease out the land.Best of luck.

Also I did not buy at full market value or asking price, it appraised higher than what I paid.

That means entry prices are high.  

There may be a year when we don't find one good deal and there are significant prices that have to be paid you are not always told about.

If you negotiate price on a home, market that home or contract publicly, locate a buyer, sell to that new buyer and make a fee for it, that constitutes brokering without a license.

As 6,000 new units are added by the end of the year, renters are benefiting from lower costs, signing bonuses, and waived fees, despite home prices nearing their all-time highs.The Strip: Ninth Most Popular U.S.

Hi everyone,I'm in the market to buy a quadriplex in the Kansas City area, priced at $450,000.