Hello BP Family,With some unexpected occurrences as life typically has, moving to a new state soon and meeting new partners/lenders, it may seem to be that investing in Mobile Home Parks could be on the horizon for me.

Exhaust every possible outlet you can to contact any and all potential leads.

What if you have unexpected expenses such as a blown A/C or water heater?

You could do different levels of packages that can include anything from a Google home/Alexa, Nest thermostat, wifi security camera doorbell, smart padlock, smart outlets and lightbulbs, etc.

Understanding the unexpected costs, letting me bail out sooner, yeah that's not a bad deal....Tenant leave the property, and in the meantime liquid damages are unexpected efforts to show the property, time dealing with the lease breach, contacting and working with your Agent/PM, potential utilities costs, advertisements, etc. 

I am not moving plumbing, and doing light electrical, maybe adding a light, or outlet. 

It's often hard to make the financials work out.  Let

Obviously, there are a few expenses that may be taken out (let me know if those are completely wrong), but for the most part, I am just baffled by how anyone accomplishes cash positive flow with an FHA loan. 

There was no water coming from any outlet in the house, hot or cold. 

Investment Info:Duplex buy & hold investment in on the East Side Indianapolis (Windsor Park).Purchase price: $88,500Cash invested: $17,700 (20%)Other cash invested:~$5,600 in electrical (updated knob and tube and adding switches plus outlets which did not exist before)~$600 in paint and paint supplies and light fixtures~$6000 in foundation work~$4000 in exterior work~$800 in adding a closet to create a 3rd bedroomSo all in around 35k in cash invested.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?