I used to play The Sims as a kid and only built houses, I was along with my mom for searching for a home to buy twice and I loved joining her.

trying to play the assignment game with this super low end stuff seems to me to be pretty risky and non productive.. you will have all sorts of bottom feeders who will probably try to go right around you if you don't own them.

Play the authenticity card.

If you know that and are willing to pay that, than you can play the game until you hit your high. 

A group that want's to socialize housing in LA, California and the rest of the US.http://www.dailynews.com/government-and-politics/2...https://www.facebook.com/latenantsunionThey play the race card by getting non English speakers to sign up and are really getting active in LA. 

I usually adhere to my personality and play the role of "fly on the wall" to absorb information, but I've been trying to break that mold in multiple ways for the past year now.

We play the "cash flow" board game with the kids and they enter into the conversation with us.

Purchase price: $484,000 Cash invested: $100,000 This investment is defiantly an appreciation play! The

So a park with space rent of $500 per month- is $6,000 per year- is a value of $42,000- give or take... pull 10 homes like this and you have lowered the value of the community by over $400,000... dealers make a margin or spread on a deal- a few thousand per deal- park owners play the CAP rate game- the stakes are much higher... when there are more home sites than homes, the game starts playing rough. 

I will make my next move through refinancing the property.I guess I just play the waiting game for now.