Your park is out in the middle of nowhere and can only attract low-quality renters.

We have payed off $51,000 and had a baby right in the middle of it all!

But to call it an LBO and not have people smirk or roll their eyes, will involve commercial transactions of at least middle market level (anywhere from $10m-$25m up to say $100m).

I believe I can get a deal right in the middle of the 1% and 2% rule but a full 2%er doesn't look likely in Opelika.

Project update for our 2-family flip in Southington, ConnecticutThe granite countertops for the first floor have been installed and the appliances have been installed as well so the interior rehab is now completeearly this week we are having a cleaning crew we use come and clean the entire interior of the houseThere is still a little bit of siding work to be done, plus some minor landscapingLastly, sometime in the middle of next week we will have a professional photographer come out and take pictures for the listing.HML updateNow that the countertops are installed we will have our HML out on Monday to inspect for the 3rd draw to be disbursed, the 3rd draw includes all of the interior rehab work done on the 1st floor.

I don't plan to be here forever though and don't want property in the middle of nowhere to have to potentially sell.

And sometimes you get lucky, like in the middle of a probate situation where the heir gets the letter.  

I know there are ways to go from middling income, depleted cash reserves (because of recently rehabbing a property,) and credit crunch, to getting a second property quickly.In my case, I exercised patience. 

I would like to stay out of the "bad" neighborhoods (obviously) and target the working class / middle class. 

Put the liner in the middle of pool and start unrolling/folding it.