generally speaking parks with park owned homes do not sell for as much as parks that have no park owned homes.keep in mind maintenance on MH is a tad tougher as the parts are not off the shelf at home depot.. etc etc.And lenders will not give you credit for the park homes in the valuation of the park.what some do and what I have done with the parks we owned. is we sold the park own homes as soon as possible.. on long term contracts.. and raised the space rent.. that's were the value is.or in some instance we just gave the unit away for free and raised the space rent way up..

I have significant experience in the syndication space (my old job as Director of Acquisitions), but have never had to raise earnest money and/or do a JV.

Then I build a salon for my wife and put a small office space in it for me.

I have access to $22,000 via HELOC, but they require the same as conventional for verified income. 

Seeking a referral to put together site plans for a commercial space 1000sq/ft in Cobb County

I'll PM you for specifics on location (I'm paranoid, I suppose).Few more details on the units:101Month-to-month lease (MTM) $850 + $200 RUBS2 bed/ 1.25 bathWash/dry access in laundry room next to unit shared by 102879 SF102MTM $850 + $200 RUBS2 bed/ 1 bathWash/dry access in laundry room next to unit shared by 101792 SF201MTM, $1450 + $375 RUBS3 bed/ 2 bathWash and dryer in unit1,548 SF202Lease ends 9/30/19, $900 + $270 RUBS2 bed/ .75 bathWash and dry in unit653 SF

It's just a matter of removing the old mortar material, cleaning out the opening, and then applying new mortar in the space.

I bought a new home last year because my family needed more space and am renting out my first home. 

If you have a smaller counter space, it could be less expensive than you think.

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